Thangka Paintings

Thangka paintings are intricate, hand-painted scroll artworks that hold deep spiritual and cultural significance in Tibetan Buddhism. Traditionally created on cotton or silk, these paintings depict deities, mandalas, and sacred stories, often used for meditation and religious ceremonies. What makes Thangkas truly special is their vibrant colors, fine details, and the use of natural minerals and gold to bring each piece to life. Framed with luxurious silk brocade, they are more than just art—they are windows into a rich tradition, carrying centuries of devotion, symbolism, and storytelling.