Tibetan Mandala Thangka Arts School

Tibetan Mandala Thangka Arts School

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Tibetan Mandala Thangka Arts School located at the heartd of Kathmandy offers courses specially desi

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Photos from Tibetan Mandala Thangka Arts School's post 25/03/2017
Thangka: Painting the Roadmap to Enlightenment 08/08/2016

"From peaceful deities such as the 1,000-armed Avalokiteshvara and Goddess Tara to gods at the wrathful end of the scale – Yama, the god of death often seen enshrouded in flames; war goddess Begtse – to mathematical mandalas and more, Tibetan Buddhism has been visually expressing its core insights for centuries via an intricate style of sacred art known as thangka."

Thangka: Painting the Roadmap to Enlightenment An interview with thangka master painter and teacher, Ambar Lama, on the state of this iconic Tibet-an art.

Photos 08/08/2016

Importance of Thangka or Thanka Paintings

Ever since the Buddhism rooted in Tibet, the tradition of depicting Thangka or Thanka might have been prevalent around in the area where Buddhism spread. It was about 10th century meanwhile ta***ic Buddism was gradually being developed in Tibet.

The tradition of Thangka or thanka painting was just outset in Tibet and is not confined only within Tibet and Tibetan community but those who adopted the Tibetan Buddhism learnt this art so as Tamangs, Sherpas ,Thakalis, Yolmos, Manangeys, and Newars are the instants.

Most of the thangka or thanka viewer simply think that thangka or thanka is an art of the Buddhist scholar of higher intellectuality revere it with entire homage considering mystic power of Lamaistic dieties . In accordance with the religious culture, the Thangka to be kept at the worship room sanctifies with holy water muttering mantras to enliven thangka or thanka mystic power and puts kada (a two feet long thanka silk cloth) on it .

Since then the devotee use to bow his /her head before it at the time of worship specially in the morning time. Almost people never consider the thangka or thanka as an object of decoration.

By worship of Tara (dolma) goddess results lucrative for the business and as well as the (wrathful diety). Dharmapala protects from the hazardous, calamity, subduing enemies, every accident and fulfilling ones desire in believed with empty heart.

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Thahity Chok
Kathmandu
44600

Opening Hours

Monday 10:00 - 19:00
Tuesday 10:00 - 19:00
Wednesday 10:00 - 19:00
Thursday 10:00 - 19:00
Friday 10:00 - 19:00
Saturday 10:00 - 19:00
Sunday 10:00 - 19:00