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Handmade pieces from Himalayan artisans, carrying centuries of tradition.

Buddha Life

Buddha Thangka

Buddha Life

Cotton canvas · 15.7×20.5 in

$200.00
Buddha Life

Buddha Thangka

Buddha Life

Canvas · 19.7×27.6 in

$180.00
Amitabha Buddha

Buddha Thangka

Amitabha Buddha

Cotton canvas · 19.7×27.6 in

$400.00
108 Amitabha Buddha

Buddha Thangka

108 Amitabha Buddha

Canvas · 19.7×27.6 in

$480.00
Black Kuber(black Zambala)

Black Jambhala Thangka

Black Kuber(black Zambala)

Cotton canvas · 20.9×29.5 in

$500.00
Avalokiteshvara

Avalokiteshvara Thangka

Avalokiteshvara

Cotton canvas · Gold · 19.7×27.6 in

$460.00
Avalokiteshvara

Avalokiteshvara Thangka

Avalokiteshvara

Cotton canvas · 20.5×29.5 in

$700.00

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What is thangka? Symbol, Art and History

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What is thangka? Symbol, Art and History

The word "Thangka," for the first time, they are often unsure how to pronounce it. Some say "thagha," while others say "thangka." The correct pronunciation is "THAHNG-kah." Despite the different pronunciations, they all refer to the same ancient Buddhist painting tradition that originated in northern Nepal and the Tibetan region.

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