Tibetan Thangka Paintings

Setting Up a Buddhist Altar Inspired by Lama Zopa Rinpoche Setting up a Buddhist altar is an incredibly meaningful and transformative practice, esp...

Yama, the lord of Death holds the Wheel of Life  The Wheel of Life Thangka, or Bhavacakra, is a sacred artistic depiction and one of the most prof...

Paubha Style Art was Created by the Nepalese Newar Community Paubha and Tibetan art are two fascinating artistic traditions that thrive in Nepal, e...

Nature in Thangka Art Symbolizes Buddhist Teachings The nature and its elements in thangka art beautifully captures the essence of spiritual teachi...

Enlightenment Thangka specializes in Karma Gadri thangkas Thangka is so much more than just an art form — it’s a spiritual language, a beautiful re...

The Tibetan Calendar Is Called Lo-tho in Tibetan The Tibetan calendar, also known as the Tibetan lunar calendar, is followed by Tibetan Buddhist co...

The 32 Great Marks of Perfection That Makes a Buddha The Thirty-Two Major Marks of the Buddha (Mahāpuruṣa Lakṣaṇa) are the sacred physical features...

Tibetan Wealth Deities Guard Karma, Not Just Gold The powerful triad of Namtoshe paired with Jambhala and Vasudhara, play a central role in Vajraya...

Trikaya is the Threefold Nature of Buddhahood The doctrine of Trikaya—the Three Bodies of Buddhahood defines how enlightenment manifests in three d...

Chakrasamvara Is the Deity of Highest Yoga Tantra The Two Forms of Chakrasamvara—Chemchok Heruka and Chakrasamvara with his consort Vajravarahi—are...