Nepalese Mini Thangka—“Stabilizing Art in a Tiny Space” Nepalese thangka
Item: Iconography and Symbolism of Guru Rinpoche At Thangka Painting Tibet
this Bear Nine Palace Pendant draws from Qing Dynasty symbolism and ancient Nine Palace cosmology
a material renowned for its spiritual significance and elegant beauty
acrylic pigments Size: 75x50cm Craftsmanship: 100% hand-painted traditional Tibetan Buddhist art Product Description This Tibetan Buddhist Four-Armed Avalokiteshvara Thangka is a hand-painted sacred artwork created with natural mineral pigments and acrylic paints on a traditional thangka canvas
3.5×4.5cm Gilded Drakki Lhamo (Tibet’s “Goddess of Wealth Thangka Pendant Origin:Qinghai Nepalese Mini Thangka—“Stabilizing Art inProduct Specifications Main Deity: Gilded Drakki Lhamo (Tibets Goddess of Wealth & Protection, symbolizing fortune, business success, and guardianship) Origin: Qinghai, China (Rebgong thangka tradition, UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage) Dimensions: 3. 5cm 4. 5cm (thangka core + copper casing) Pigment: Natural Himalayan mineral pigments + gold leaf gilding Casing: Anti tarnish copper, hand engraved, gilded finish Grade: Collectible level 1. Product