Tibetan Thangka Paintings

Om Mani Padme Hum is the most widely used Tibetan Buddhist mantra Mantras have been around for thousands of years, acting as both spiritual tools ...

A Journey into Green Tara’s Divine Feminine Form in Tibetan Art The Green Tara Thangka is sacred image, a visual prayer, a symbolic guide that lead...

Explore The Cross-Cultural Brilliance of This Manjushri Artwork This Manjushri art is a stunning example of sacred Buddhist art, beautifully mergin...

Chaturbhuja Mahakala Is Associated with Chakrasamvara Tantric Cycle Chaturbhuja Mahakala, also known as the “Four-Armed Great Black One” holds a si...

These 48 Vows of Amitabha Buddha Shape the Pure Land  The revered 48 Vows of Amitabha Buddha, was made while he was still the Bodhisattva Dharmakar...

The Lore of Sukhavati Originated from the Sukhāvatīvyūha Sūtras Sukhāvatī, often referred to as the "Land of Bliss," is a celestial realm brought i...

Dezhung Rinpoche Codified the Sakya Refuge Tree with Vajradhara in 1956 The Vajradhara Lineage Tree is a profound map of spiritual wisdom passed do...

The Shakyamuni Buddha and Mara Demon Thangka is a powerful tale of enlightenment.  It portrays the Buddha's victory over Mara which marked a pivo...

The Wind Horse embodies one of the Five Elements The Wind Horse, known as rlung rta, holds a special place in Tibetan culture as one of its most ch...

Rare and Revered Depictions of the Buddha in Buddhist Art Unique Buddha art captures the rare and lesser-seen depictions of the Buddha that lie at ...