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Buddhist Handmade Thangka – Tibetan Om Mandala (Student Mandala)
- Item Code: HME25488
- Weight: 100 grams
- Size: 20 x 20 cm
- Material: Cotton Canvas & Mineral Colors
- Availability: Available
About the Student Mandala Series
This hand-painted Tibetan Om Mandala Thangka is crafted by a student artist who is committed to mastering the sacred art of Buddhist Thangka painting.
- Preserving a Sacred Tradition: The artist is a dedicated student in a Thangka school, refining their skills under traditional guidance.
- Supporting the Art & Community: By offering these paintings at an affordable price, the student helps sustain their school and fellow learners.
- Reviving a Declining Craft: Fewer artists are taking up Thangka painting, making this handcrafted piece a rare and valuable contribution to the preservation of Tibetan Buddhist art.
Each Student Mandala Thangka carries deep spiritual symbolism while supporting the future of this sacred tradition.
Tibetan Om: The Essence of Spiritual Awakening
The Om Mandala Thangka embodies the sacred sound “Om,” one of the most powerful and revered symbols in Tibetan Buddhism.
Meaning of Om in Buddhism
Mantra of Universal Vibration: The sound Om is believed to represent the vibration of the universe, symbolizing the connection between the physical and spiritual realms. The Essence of Avalokiteshvara: It is the opening syllable of the famous mantra “Om Mani Padme Hum,” dedicated to Avalokiteshvara, the Bodhisattva of Compassion. Sacred Bīja Mantra (Seed Syllable): In Esoteric Buddhism, Om is considered a powerful spiritual key, unlocking higher states of consciousness.
The Tibetan Om Mandala Thangka is a powerful meditation aid, helping practitioners center their mind and connect with deeper spiritual truths.
What is a Thangka?
A Thangka (also known as tangka, thanka, or tanka) is a traditional Tibetan Buddhist painting meticulously created on cotton or silk appliqué.
- Depicts Buddhist deities, mandalas, and spiritual teachings.
- Traditionally unframed and rolled for storage, resembling ancient scrolls.
- Mounted on textile backings and sometimes adorned with a silk cover.
- Requires careful storage in a dry environment for longevity.
Thangkas are not merely decorative pieces—they serve as spiritual tools for meditation, visualization, and contemplation.
