Tibetan Thangka Paintings

Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva's Promise of Liberation:  The Protector of Souls and Symbol of Hope Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva is predominantly revered in Eas...

Weaving Wisdom: The Mesmerizing Artistry of Thangka Brocade" Often employed in traditional Tibetan Buddhist thangka paintings, thangka brocade is a...

From Brush to Blessing: The Enchanting Rituals of Thangka Consecration  A significant Tibetan Buddhist technique known as the consecration of Thang...

Tara Buddha- Mother Of All Buddhas Tara is a highly revered female deity who personifies compassion and offers healing from the suffering of reinca...

Buddhist Mandala Art:  The Sacred Geometric & Healing Art Buddhism, an ancient spiritual tradition, has embraced art as a form of meditation an...

Garuda: Mythical Marvel of Ancient Legends: Garuda, famously known as 'the devourer,' is a renowned figure in both Hindu and Buddhist mythology, wh...

Thangka means "thing that one unrolls" or "something that can be rolled up" in classical Tibetan, alluding to the 'scroll painting' nature of than...

The world of Thangka painting is  quite immersive and wide-ranging. Buying your first thangka can be equally challenging in today's market because ...

Vajrayogini: A brief Introduction In the pantheon of Vajrayana deities, Vajrayogini stands as having her own unique glory as a universal motherhood...

Unveiling the Beauty: What does Tara Buddha Goddess wear? Goddess Tara, also known as Sgrol-ma (Tibetan), is the female counterpart to the bodhisat...