Collection: Thangka
Discover the ancient art of Thangka, a traditional Buddhist painting on cotton or silk. Rooted in Tibetan culture, these detailed and vivid portrayals of various deities and spiritual symbols offer a visual representation of Buddhist teachings. Perfect for those interested in Tibetan Buddhism or looking to add a unique and meaningful piece to their collection.

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Tibetan Buddhism Wrathful Deity Lord Vajrapani Hand Painting Thangka Nepal free
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Tibetan Buddhism Lord Vajrasattva Hand Painting Thangka Nepal free
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Tibetan Buddhism Lord Chenrezig (Khacheri) Lama Hand Painting Thangka Nepal free
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Tibetan Buddhism Lord Medicine Buddha Bhaisajya Guru Hand Painting Thangka Nepal free
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Tibetan Buddhism Goddess Green Tara Rupa Hand Painting Thangka Nepal free
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Tibetan Buddhism 36 cm Goddess White Tara Rupa Hand Painting Thangka Nepal free
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Tibetan Buddhism 36 cm Guru Rinpoche Padmasambhava Hand Paint Thangka Painting Nepal free
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Tibetan Buddhism Om Mantra Mandala with Thousand Arms Goddess Avalokitesvara 21" Thangka
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Tibetan Buddhism Wealth God Jambhala Zambala Namtose Fine Hand Painting Thangka Nepal
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Tibetan Buddhism Goddess White Tara Rupa Fine Hand Painting Thangka Nepal
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Tibetan God of Wealth Zambala Jambhala Namtose Hand Painting Thangka Nepal
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Buddhism Goddess Maha Manjushri "Om A Ra Pa Ca Na Dhih" Mantra Mandala Thangka Nepal
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Buddhism Goddess Green Tara "Om Tare Tuttare Ture Soha" Mantra Mandala Thangka Nepal
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Tibetan Jambhala Dzambhala Om Padma Krodha Arya Jambhala Hridaya Hum Phat Mantra Thangka
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Buddhism Goddess Chenrezig (Khacheri) Lama Fine Hand Painting Thangka Nepal free
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Discover the Sacred Art of Thangka: Hand-Painted Tibetan Scroll Paintings
What is a Thangka?
A Thangka (also spelled Tangka, Thanka, or Tanka) is a traditional Tibetan Buddhist scroll painting, intricately hand-painted on cotton or silk. Rich in symbolism and detail, Thangkas usually depict deities, mandalas, spiritual scenes, or life events of the Buddha. These sacred artworks are used as visual tools for meditation, spiritual teaching, and offerings in temples and homes.
Thangkas are more than just decorative pieces—they serve as a visual representation of the path to enlightenment. In Tibetan monasteries, they are often unrolled for special rituals and teachings. For practitioners, a Thangka is a personal doorway to focus the mind and deepen their connection to the divine.
History of Thangka Art – Buy Tibetan Buddhist Thangka Art Hand-Painted Online
Thangka painting originated in Tibet around the 7th century, influenced by Indian, Nepali, and Chinese art traditions. These scroll paintings were initially used by traveling monks as portable visual scriptures, helping teach Buddhist philosophy and practices in remote regions.
Over time, they became essential tools in rituals, ceremonies, and teachings—created with strict spiritual guidelines and deep symbolic meaning. Today, you can buy Tibetan Buddhist Thangka art hand-painted online by skilled Himalayan artisans who continue this sacred tradition with devotion and precision. We offer free worldwide shipping, so you can own a piece of this ancient art no matter where you are.
Symbolism in Thangka Art
Each element in a Thangka is rich with meaning. The positioning of deities, the hand gestures (mudras), the colors used, and even the framing borders all hold spiritual significance. For example, blue symbolizes purity, gold represents enlightenment, and red signifies energy and life force.
Thangkas are also created with specific proportions and iconography, guided by centuries-old texts and teachings. This ensures that each Thangka remains not only beautiful but spiritually accurate and meaningful.
Wide Collections of Thangka
We offer a wide variety of authentic hand-painted Thangkas, each rich in symbolism and crafted with devotion. Our collection includes Mandala Thangkas that represent the universe and aid in meditation, Deity Thangkas featuring figures like Green Tara, Chenrezig, and Guru Rinpoche, as well as Buddha Thangkas, Wheel of Life Thangkas, and more. Whether you're seeking a piece for spiritual practice, teaching, or meaningful decor, you'll find a Thangka that resonates with your path.
Handmade Thangkas: The Art and Devotion
Creating a Thangka is a meticulous process that can take weeks or even months. Artists often undergo years of training to master the techniques, and many begin with prayers or blessings before starting their work. Each stroke is done with devotion, making every Thangka not just a painting but a sacred offering.
Thangkas are traditionally framed with colorful silk brocade, allowing them to be rolled for storage or travel. This makes them both portable and durable, preserving their spiritual essence for generations.
Buy Authentic Tibetan Thangka Paintings Online with Free Shipping
Explore our wide selection of authentic Tibetan Thangka paintings online, each hand-painted by traditional artists with deep spiritual care. From vibrant Buddha Thangkas to detailed Mandala designs, you’ll find the perfect piece for your home, altar, or practice.
Buy hand-painted Tibetan Thangka art online today and enjoy free worldwide shipping on all orders. Every purchase supports local artisans and brings centuries of Himalayan wisdom and sacred beauty into your life.