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Buddhist Hand-Painted Mandala Thangka – Student Artwork

  • Item Code: HME25886

  • Weight: 100 grams

  • Size (cm): 22 x 22

  • Material: Cotton Canvas with Natural Mineral Colors

  • Availability: In Stock


☛ Student Mandala – A Journey in Preservation

This Mandala Thangka is a unique piece, lovingly crafted by Mandala, a passionate student dedicated to mastering the sacred art of Thangka painting. As a learner enrolled in a traditional Thangka school, Mandala has embraced the intricate techniques and spiritual depth required to create authentic Buddhist art.

In an effort to support their education and sustain the community of emerging Thangka artists, these student-made artworks are offered at a more accessible price. With fewer individuals committing to this ancient craft, each student’s work represents both a creative journey and a stand for the preservation of Himalayan cultural heritage.


☛ The Essence of Mandala Thangka Art

Mandala Thangka painting is a sacred visual tradition in Buddhism, known for its complex geometric patterns, symbolic elements, and vivid colors. At its center, a Buddha or deity radiates peace and spiritual power, surrounded by symmetrical forms that represent the universe and the path to enlightenment.

These Thangkas serve not just as art, but as instruments for meditation and self-discovery. Their deep symbolism and fine detail inspire mindfulness, focus, and a closer connection with the teachings of the Dharma.


☛ What is a Thangka?

A Thangka (also spelled tangka, thanka, or tanka) is a traditional Tibetan Buddhist painting created on cotton or silk. Rich in spiritual meaning, Thangkas depict deities, sacred geometry, or religious narratives. They are traditionally unframed and rolled like scrolls, often protected by decorative fabric borders and a silk curtain.

Used in meditation and rituals, Thangkas are tools for spiritual instruction and visualization. They require careful storage in dry conditions to preserve the delicate textile and natural pigments for generations to come.