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Mandala | HQ – Buddhist Handmade Thangka Painting of Old Kalachakra Mandala | Hand-Painted | Student Mandala

  • Item Code: HME25494
  • Weight: 100 Grams
  • Dimensions: 20 x 20 cm
  • Material: Cotton Canvas, Mineral Colors
  • Availability: In Stock

Student Mandala: Preserving an Ancient Art

This Student Mandala Thangka is a product of dedication and passion, crafted by a student of traditional Thangka painting. Immersed in the study of Tibetan Buddhist art, the artist refines their skills in a Thangka school, contributing to the preservation of this ancient craft. To support their education and fellow students, these hand-painted Thangkas are offered at an accessible price. As the number of traditional Thangka artists declines, the commitment of students like Mandala becomes increasingly significant in ensuring this sacred artistic tradition endures.

Mandala Thangka: A Gateway to Spiritual Enlightenment

A Mandala Thangka is a profound spiritual symbol in Buddhism, representing the universe, harmony, and interconnectedness. Painted on cotton canvas or silk, these symmetrical designs feature sacred geometric patterns that serve as meditation aids, guiding practitioners toward inner peace, mindfulness, and enlightenment. Every intricate detail carries deep symbolic meaning, inspiring contemplation and fostering a profound spiritual connection.

Kalachakra Mandala: The Wheel of Time

The Kalachakra Mandala, or “Wheel of Time”, is one of the most intricate and sacred Buddhist mandalas, symbolizing cosmic order, the cycle of time, and the path to enlightenment. In Tibetan, a mandala is called “Kilkhor”, meaning “center of the circle with surrounding walls”, representing the universe in perfect balance.

Traditionally, Kalachakra Mandalas can be created using various materials such as:
Precious jewels
Flowers
Dyed rice
Colored stones
Finely crushed colored sand

Among these, sand mandalas hold special significance. Made from crushed precious stones, each grain of sand is believed to absorb the spiritual energy of the ritual process, making the entire mandala a powerful spiritual tool. The Old Kalachakra Mandala Thangka captures the essence of this tradition, preserving its sacred energy in a permanent painted form, making it a valuable aid for meditation, spiritual practice, and home décor.

Introduction to Thangka Art

A Thangka (also spelled Tangka, Thanka, or Tanka) is a revered Tibetan Buddhist painting, traditionally created on cotton canvas or silk appliqué. These paintings depict Buddhist deities, mandalas, sacred scenes, and narrative teachings, serving as visual representations of spiritual wisdom. Unlike conventional framed paintings, Thangkas are rolled for storage and mounted on decorative textile backings, often adorned with a silk cover for protection. Proper care and storage in a dry environment help maintain the integrity and vibrancy of these sacred artworks.


Why Choose This Old Kalachakra Mandala Thangka?

Hand-painted by a Thangka student, supporting traditional Buddhist art.
Depicts the sacred Kalachakra Mandala, representing time, wisdom, and cosmic order.
Crafted on high-quality cotton canvas using natural mineral colors for authenticity.
A powerful meditation aid, ideal for spiritual practice and mindful contemplation.
A meaningful piece of Tibetan Buddhist culture, preserving an ancient artistic tradition.

Immerse yourself in the spiritual essence of the Old Kalachakra Mandala Thangka, a sacred symbol of wisdom, time, and enlightenment, meticulously crafted with devotion and precision.