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One of the masterpieces hand-painted thangka. Painting Size: 79cm/57cm Interior painted area measures about 75/50cm Newari Ganesh Newari Paub
Collection of thangka, or paubha, paintings by master artists Mukti Singh Thapa, Lok Chitrakar and Udaya Charan Shrestha. Originals and prints for sale.
Vintage Original Hand-Painted Kalachakra Deity Thangka Painting: Kalachakra (“Wheel of Time”) - idam (tantric deity) used in the most complex system of tantras - Kalachakre tantra. Kalachakra is a system of Buddhist worldview, which assumes that a person and the world are connected as a microcosm and a macrocosm, and that by changing his being, a person can change the ratio of energies in the Universe. Original Hand-Painted Kalachakra Deity Thangka Size:27.5 x 21inches/ 69 x 53 cms…
"This Sakyamuni Buddha thangka is 19.9\" in height and 14.8\" in width, without mounting. It's easy to mount the thangka in a picture frame, separate the thangka from the glass with cardboard, leave a gap in the middle, and hang it on the wall or place it on the countertop. This is called frame mounting. All the thangka paintings in my store are created in accordance with traditional procedures. The colors used in thangkas were made by the artist from plants and naturally occurred mineral…
(padma) Symbol of the Spiritual Journey
Thangkas are beautiful paintings depicting concepts and beliefs in Buddhism, some of the most captivating and well known motifs are those of Peaceful deities. Read more
Vajrapani is one of the three primary bodhisattvas of protection, or bodhisattvas (one who pursues enlightenment for the sake of mankind). Vajra, which means "thunderbolt," and Pani, which means "in the hand," are the names of the object in Sanskrit. Vajrapani, the Buddha's defender, is commonly seen dancing amidst flames while clutching a lightning bolt in his right hand. The epitome of the spiritual strength of every Buddha, Vajrapani is the Buddha of spiritual strength. By giving their…
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