Buddhist Handmade Thangka Painting of 14 Mandalas – Real Gold, Hand-Painted
▫ Item Code: HME25667
▫ Weight: 100 Grams
▫ Size (CM): 75 x 55
▫ Material: Cotton Canvas & Mineral Colors
▫ Availability: Available
☛ Mandala Thangka: A Sacred Art Form
Mandala Thangka painting is a highly revered Buddhist sacred art, known for its intricate patterns and deep spiritual symbolism. These hand-painted artworks are crafted on cotton canvas or silk, often featuring a central deity or Buddha figure encircled by geometric patterns, symmetrical motifs, and sacred symbols.
✔ Purpose & Meaning: Mandala Thangkas are visual tools for meditation and spiritual practice, aiding practitioners in their journey toward inner peace, harmony, and enlightenment.
✔ Symbolism: Each element of the mandala holds profound spiritual significance, guiding the viewer toward mindfulness, self-awareness, and a deeper understanding of Buddhist teachings.
☛ Use of Real Gold in Thangka Painting
This exquisite 14-Mandala Thangka incorporates real gold, a traditional Tibetan Buddhist technique that enhances both its aesthetic beauty and spiritual value.
✔ Gold Preparation: Pure gold is finely ground into dust.
✔ Mixing & Application: The gold dust is combined with special adhesives to make it paintable, then delicately applied to the canvas.
✔ Spiritual Significance: Gold symbolizes purity, divine energy, and enlightenment, making it a key element in high-quality sacred Thangka paintings.
This time-honored process enhances the brilliance and longevity of the artwork, making it a prized possession for collectors, practitioners, and art enthusiasts.
☛ Introduction to Thangka Art
A Thangka (also spelled tangka, thanka, or tanka) is a Tibetan Buddhist scroll painting that serves as a visual representation of spiritual teachings. These artworks are revered for their detailed craftsmanship, vibrant mineral colors, and profound symbolism.
✔ Materials & Craftsmanship: Hand-painted on cotton canvas using natural mineral pigments and real gold.
✔ Subjects Depicted: Buddhist deities, mandalas, sacred teachings, and historical narratives.
✔ Traditional Storage & Display: Thangkas are kept unframed and rolled up when not in use, often adorned with silk brocade for protection.
To ensure longevity, thangkas should be stored in a dry place, away from direct sunlight and humidity.
