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The calm, sweet image of the Medicine Buddha. Bhaishajyaguru, the name of the Buddha as expounded in the ancient Tibetan healing scriptures. Sapphire complexion set off by robes of marigold and peach;
The term ‘dharmadhatu’ has an interesting import in Sanskrt. It refers to the realm where dharma lies at the very core (‘dhatu’). It is an important Mahayana Buddhism noumenon. The thangka tha
A dream-like thangka to grace the home or office space of the truly devoted. At the heart of the canvas stands the gracious Buddha with the almsbowl in His hands. Behind Him is a gleaming white stoopa
At the centre of the mandala is the calm figure of the seated Buddha. The legs are gathered in the contemplative stance, padamasana. The right hand is in the bhoomisparsha mudra; while the left cradle
In Buddhist thangka art, the word ‘mandala’ refers to a universe in itself. Mandalas are replete with the symbolism pertaining to the deity to which they belong. The thangka that you see on this p
The ferociousGoddess of Tibetan Buddhism, Palden Lhamo, is also known as the "GloriousGoddess," or Shri Devi in Sanskrit. She is the furious manifestation ofGoddess Chamunda, who, in Hindu tradi
A simple, time-tested image of the seated Shakyamuni. The epithet Shakyamuni refers to the rulership (‘muni’) of the Buddha’s family over the Shakya clan. It is a traditional thangka made with a
Amoghasiddhi is one of the five spiritual vectors of the Buddha’s divine personality (tathagata). He is the Buddha of perfect practice leading up to consummate accomplishment or ‘siddhi’ (‘amo
Encounter theprofound teachings and enlightened presence of Tsongkhapa, the revered TibetanBuddhist master, and founder of the Gelug school. With his unwaveringcommitment to wisdom, compassion,
This Vajrayoginithangka has featured intricate and beautifully detailed with 24k gold. Thisthangka is not only visually stunning but also holds deep spiritualsignificance. The depiction of Vajra
This 24k goldVajrayogini thangka is elaborately and exquisitely crafted. In addition tobeing exquisitely beautiful, this thangka has profound spiritual meaning. Thedeity Vajrayogini is shown in
The Wheel of Lifethangka in Tibetan Buddhism visually captures the ceaselesscycle of birth, death, and rebirth,portraying diverse realms of existence and the forces entwining individuals inthe