Vajra Yogini Thangka Painting
Vajra Yogini is whosignifies the figure in Vajrayana or Tantric Buddhism.She represents the feminine manifestation of cognitive function that leads tospiritual enlightenment. Vajrayana places a
Kalachakra Mandala Thangkas Pa
The function of theKalchakra is to encourage world peace and harmony inside each individual. Thehues stand in for the four cardinal directions: white in the north, red in thesouth, yellow in the
Namgyalma Tibetan Thangka Pain
Call her Namgyalma or Ushnisha Vijaya, she is respected for her ability to erase bad karma, especially that which arises from taking a life. Typically represented with three faces, this represents the
Wheel of Life (Bhavacakra) | M
The Wheel of Lifethangka in Tibetan Buddhism is a visual representation of the cyclical natureof birth, death, and rebirth. It portrays different realms of existence and theforces that bind indi
The Tibetan Buddhist God of We
Made in Thangka - Kubera,the treasurer of heavens in Hindu tradition and the enabler of prosperity,similarly in the Buddhist tradition is the Guardian of Northern Directions!Drawn in a natural p
Shakyamuni Buddha Thangka Pain
Spreading his word of compassion and acceptance, whose arrival waswitnessed by Lord Brahma and Indra themselves - ShakyamuniBuddha who’s said to be the initiator of the Buddhist tradition, spoke
Manjushri Thangka Art (Brocade
Under whose flaming sword, wisdom is perfected and whose Prajnaparamitasutra contains the finest attainment of spiritual truth in the gift of ablooming Padma - Manjushri,one of the most importan
The Tibetan Buddhist God of We
Kubera is a shared deity inHindu, Buddhist, and Jain traditions; with each sharing commonalities; thethree also have their specific interpretations to him. Painted traditionally inthe Tibetian
Buddhist Deity of Manjushri St
What does enlightenment look like? In this stunning Thangka work- the Buddhist deity of Manjushri assumes the focus of this stunning painting. Seated on his throne in a padmasana - Manjushri floats in
Goddess White Tara - Tibetan B
Set in a palette oforange-yellow, this mural creates an effect of almost the arriving anddeparting Sun. Seated on a lotus, in padmasana is the revered Buddhistdeity White Tara - the goddess of
Dhyana Mudra Buddha Thangka Pa
He who knows Samsara, Buddha who’s the enlightened one is painted with the astonishing technique of Thangka here. In the base of yellow tones, Buddha is seated in the center over his lotus throne, t
Guru Padmasambhava (Brocadeles
Guru Padmasambhava,also known as the "Lotus-Born," was a venerated figure in TibetanBuddhism, noted for his profound understanding and loving leadership. GuruPadmasambhava is a symbol of enlight
