Tibetan Thangka Paintings

Palden Lhamo and Magzor Gyalmo are chief deities of the Shri Devi class Palden Lhamo and her two-armed form, Magzor Gyalmo represents the pinnacle ...

Nāro Khechari Vajrayoginī Maṇḍala‑Palace Thangka Is A Rare Kind Click Here To View Our Vajrayogini Mandala Thangka The Vajrayogini Mandala thangka...

Melong Reflects the Nature of Mind in Dzogchen The term "Melong," translates to "mirror" in Tibetan (with "me" meaning mirror and "long" meaning gl...

The Endless Knot Is One of the Eight Auspicious Symbols The Endless Knot, often referred to as the Eternal Knot or Shrivatsa, stands out as one of ...

Cintamani Is A Legendary and Divine Wish-Granting Jewel Cintamaṇi, known in Tibetan as yid bzhin nor bu, stands out as one of the most powerful and...

Ozer Chenma Is the 21st Tara per Nyingma terma tradition of Jigme Lingpa Marichi, known in Tibetan as Ozer Chenma, is a revered dakini and yidam in...

This Triad Is Know As The Three Great Red Deities in Vajrayāna Kurukullā is Paired with Ganesha and Takirāja not by coincidence, but as part of a ...

Swayambhu Puraṇa Comprises the Emergence of the Swayambhu Stupa The legend of the Swayambhu Stupa, rooted in the Swayambhu Purāṇa, recounts the tal...

The Five Buddha Families Form the Foundation of the Mandala The Animal Thrones of the Five Buddhas carries ayered symbolic meaning apart from being...

The Six-Ornament Throne Symbolizes Universal Support The Six-Ornament Throne of Enlightenment stands out as a true gem of Himalayan Buddhist art, p...