Human Anatomy & Chakra Kundalini

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Kundalini and Subtle Body Thangka Collection – Ancient Anatomy of Enlightenment

Our Kundalini and Human Anatomy Thangka Collection brings together an extraordinary array of visual teachings from the esoteric traditions of Tibetan Buddhism, Hindu Tantra, and ancient yogic sciences. Each piece is hand-painted by traditional artists of Nepal, renowned for their spiritual discipline and masterful techniques, making this collection one of the most authentic and affordable offerings of its kind.

These thangkas are not only works of art, but visual scriptures that depict the inner yogic body, including energy channels (nadis), vital winds (prana), and subtle centers (chakras) essential for Kundalini awakening and advanced tantric practices. They have been studied and meditated upon by yogis, monks, and adepts for centuries.

Historical Significance

The roots of these anatomy thangkas can be traced back to ancient Indian tantric and Himalayan Vajrayana traditions, where maps of the human body served as essential tools for practitioners of inner yoga, Tummo (inner fire), Dzogchen, and completion stage practices. With influences from the Kalachakra Tantra, Guhyasamaja Tantra, and Hatha Yoga Pradipika, the imagery has evolved into profound visual aids to guide spiritual transformation.

Types and Variations Available

We offer a variety of anatomy thangkas that include:

Kundalini Thangka: Depicting the serpent power at the base of the spine and its ascent through the chakras.
Chakra Diagram Thangka: Vivid representations of the seven or more chakras with deity correspondences and seed syllables.
Subtle Body Map Thangka: Includes 72,000 nadis, wind channels, and inner energy diagrams as taught in advanced yoga and Vajrayana systems.
Tummo and Inner Fire Thangka: Centered on the fire of inner transformation.
Kalachakra Subtle Body Thangka: Featuring complex yogic anatomy used in highest yoga tantra.
Dzogchen and Completion Stage Thangka: Showcasing practices based on the dissolution of winds into the central channel.

Each thangka is painted with natural stone pigments on traditional handmade cotton canvas, reflecting deep symbolism, accuracy, and spiritual clarity.

Perfect for Practice, Study, or Gifting

These thangkas serve as profound meditation tools, educational resources, or inspirational décor for yoga practitioners, healers, scholars, and Dharma practitioners. Their visual power helps anchor awareness on subtle body practices and enrich any altar or practice space. They also make meaningful gifts for teachers, therapists, and seekers on the spiritual path.