Buddhism includes a wide array of divine beings that are venerated in various ritual and popular contexts. Initially, they included mainly Indian deities such as devas and yakshas but later came to include other Asian spirits and local gods. They range from enlightened Buddhas to regional spirits adopted by Buddhists or practiced on the margins of the religion.

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  • Vajrasattva Dorje Sempa Thangka
    ( 38 x 50 cm )

     From $139,00

    Vajrasattva (Tib. Dorje sempa) “Dorsem” is the Buddha of purification. As the “action” or karma protector, he also manifests the energies of all Buddhas.

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  • Vajrapani
    ( 45 x 58 cm )

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    Vajrapani is the protector and guide of Buddha Shakyamuni and symbolizes the Buddha’s power. The warth of vajrapani is not ordinary anger but some wisdom-anger manifesting in its most indestructible or vajra nature, with the capacity of terrifying all the

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  • Kuan Yin Goddess of Compassion
    ( 68 x 96 cm )
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    Guanyin is portrayed in this thangka painting as a beautiful young woman posing in her traditional reclined position, donned in a flowing robe and wearing royal jewels.

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  • Samantabhadra Kuntu Thangka
    ( 18 x 24 cm )

     From $49,00

    Samantabhadra meaning the ‘All Good’ or ‘Ever Perfect’, is the Adi or Primordial Buddha of the Nyingma or ‘ancient-school’ of Tibetan Buddhism, where he is recognized as the sublime source from which many of the Mahayoga, Anuyoga, and Atiyoga.

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  • Tapihrista Bon Yogi Thangka
    ( 133 x 194 cm )

     From $329,00

    Tapihritsa was an ordinary man born in a nomadic family in the country of Zhang Zhung and his main teacher was Dawa Gyaltsen.

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  • Six Buddha
    ( 38 x 51 cm )

     From $139,00

    The Six Realms are a description of conditioned existence, into which beings are reborn. Although sometimes they are described as “real” places, more often these days they are appreciated as allegories.The nature of one’s existence is determined by karma.The

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  • Four Friends
    ( 33 x 43 cm )
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    From $159,00

    The four friend mandala represents the friendship between four harmonious friends.

    The paintings of four friend are typically found in the Tibetan religious buildings. It represents a beautiful story of Elephant, Monkey, Hare, and Peacock.

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  • Buddha Applique
    ( 27 x 34 cm )
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    From $99,00

    Applique is the ornamental needlework for creating certain design and patterns. The picture of the Applique below is of Buddha sitting in meditative position.

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  • Green Tara Mandala
    ( 42 x 59 cm )
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    From $179,00

    Green Tara is usually associated with protection from fear and the following eight obscurations. In the painting (Green Tara)  she is seen sitting on a decorative sofa, decorated with flowers and some colorful pearls. She is seen in meditative position.

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