Buddhist Handmade Thangka Painting of 10 Mandalas – Real Gold, Hand-Painted
▫ Item Code: HME25666
▫ Weight: 100 Grams
▫ Size (CM): 114 x 85
▫ Material: Cotton Canvas & Mineral Colors
▫ Availability: Available
☛ Mandala Thangka: A Sacred Art Form
Mandala Thangka painting is a revered form of Buddhist sacred art, renowned for its intricate patterns and deep spiritual significance. These hand-painted artworks, created on cotton or silk, often feature a central deity or Buddha figure surrounded by symmetrical geometric designs and symbolic motifs.
Mandala Thangkas are used as visual aids for meditation, spiritual practice, and rituals, guiding practitioners toward inner peace, harmony, and enlightenment. The precise brushwork and profound symbolism invite viewers into a meditative state, fostering mindfulness, concentration, and a deeper connection with Buddhist teachings.
☛ Use of Real Gold in Thangka Painting
This exquisite Mandala Thangka incorporates real gold in its design, a traditional Tibetan Buddhist technique that enhances both its aesthetic and spiritual value.
✔ Gold Preparation: The process begins by grinding pure gold into fine dust.
✔ Mixing & Application: The gold dust is combined with a special adhesive and carefully hand-painted onto the thangka.
✔ Significance: Gold is believed to represent purity, enlightenment, and divine energy, making it an essential element in high-quality sacred artworks.
This ancient practice not only elevates the beauty of the painting but also enhances its spiritual resonance, making it a treasured piece for collectors, practitioners, and art enthusiasts alike.
☛ Introduction to Thangka Art
A Thangka (also spelled tangka, thanka, or tanka) is a Tibetan Buddhist scroll painting that visually represents spiritual teachings. These paintings are known for their vibrant mineral colors, intricate details, and deep symbolic meanings.
✔ Materials & Craftsmanship: Hand-painted on cotton canvas using natural mineral pigments and gold.
✔ Subjects Depicted: Buddhist deities, mandalas, sacred teachings, and narrative stories.
✔ Traditional Storage & Display: Thangkas are unframed and rolled up when not in use, often mounted with silk brocade for protection.
To preserve their quality, thangkas should be kept in a dry environment, away from direct sunlight and moisture.
