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Thangka Paintings

Traditional Tibetan sacred paintings and mandalas.

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Mantra Mandala
Mantra Mandala

Mantra Mandala

Cotton canvas · 19.7×19.7 in

Thangka Paintings of the Himalaya

Thangka paintings are the great devotional art of Tibet: Buddhas, Taras, mandalas, and lineage masters hand-painted on cotton canvas with mineral and plant pigments, then edged in silk brocade. Every proportion follows centuries-old iconometric grids, so each figure carries exact meaning for meditation and teaching.

This collection gathers the main families: Buddha thangkas, Tara thangkas, healing Medicine Buddha images, wisdom dakinis, the compassionate Avalokiteshvara, and the geometric mandalas monks use as meditation maps. All are painted by master artists in Nepal, from small shrine pieces to large works.

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Handmade pieces from Himalayan artisans, carrying centuries of tradition.

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Mantra Mandala Thangka Painting - Hand-Painted 30x30 cm Cotton Canvas Protection Mantra, Handmade in Nepal for Meditation, Altar and Home Decor
Mantra Mandala Thangka Painting - Hand-Painted 30x30 cm Cotton Canvas Protection Mantra, Handmade in Nepal for Meditation, Altar and Home Decor

Mantra Mandala Thangka Painting - Hand-Painted 30x30 cm Cotton Canvas Protection Mantra, Handmade in Nepal for Meditation, Altar and Home Decor

Cotton canvas · 30×30 in

$100.00
Mantra Mandala
Mantra Mandala

Mantra Mandala

Canvas · Color · 19.7×19.7 in

$120.00
Mantra Mandala
Mantra Mandala

Mantra Mandala

Cotton canvas · 27.6×27.6 in

$210.00
Mantra Mandala
Mantra Mandala

Mantra Mandala

Cotton canvas · Stone color · 27.6×27.6 in

$210.00
Mantra Mandala
Mantra Mandala

Mantra Mandala

Canvas · 27.6×27.6 in

$210.00
Mantra Mandala
Mantra Mandala

Mantra Mandala

Cotton canvas · Stone color · 27.6×27.6 in

$210.00
Mantra Mandala
Mantra Mandala

Mantra Mandala

Cotton canvas · Stone color · 27.6×27.6 in

$210.00
Mantra Mandala
Mantra Mandala

Mantra Mandala

Cotton canvas · Stone color · 27.6×27.6 in

$210.00
Mantra Mandala
Mantra Mandala

Mantra Mandala

Cotton canvas · 11.8×11.8 in

$100.00
Mantra Mandala
Mantra Mandala

Mantra Mandala

Cotton canvas · Stone color · 19.7×19.7 in

$160.00
Mandala
Mandala

Mandala Thangka

Mandala

Cotton canvas · 27.6×27.6 in

$210.00
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Articles about Thangka Paintings

Stories from our workshop and the artists behind each piece.

What Is a Thangka Used For? Teaching, Meditation and Ritual

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What Is a Thangka Used For? Teaching, Meditation and Ritual

More than decorative art, a thangka serves as a working spiritual tool in Tibetan Buddhism. Used for deity visualization, teaching core philosophy, and ritual offerings, these sacred scrolls embody enlightened presence. Discover how to choose, place, and use a thangka respectfully in your home

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The History of Thangka Painting

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The History of Thangka Painting

Explore the history of thangka painting in Nepal and Tibet, from early Indian and Newar influences to the development of Tibetan painting schools such as Beri, Menri, Khyenri and Karma Gadri. Learn how these traditions evolved, how paubha and thangka painting differ, and why Nepal remains an important center for thangka art today.

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