Name: Thangka Tson-ka-pa
SKU: 20107594
Price: 965.00 EUR
Availability: InStock

Description

Thangka Tson-ka-pa

Hand-painted on canvas

Size: approx. 100 x 86 cm

Interior image size approx. 69 x 50 cm

The Buddhist thangka of Tsongka Pa is a significant work of art considered sacred in Buddhist culture. Thangkas are traditional Tibetan murals or scrolls often used to venerate Buddhist deities and spiritual teachers. Tsongka Pa was a renowned Buddhist scholar and the founder of the Gelug school of Tibetan Buddhism in the 14th century. His image is frequently depicted on thangkas, portraying him as a spiritual leader and teacher.

The thangka of Tsongka Pa is not only a work of art but also a spiritual symbol of profound meaning. The depiction of Tsongka Pa in a basin shows him in a specific pose and gesture, imbued with special symbolism. For example, the position of his hand is typically the “Seal of Dharma,” symbolizing his transmission of knowledge and wisdom. The basin also features symbols such as the lotus flower, representing purity and enlightenment, as well as other deities who accompanied him on his spiritual path.

The use of thangkas, such as the Thangka of Tsongka Pa, is an integral part of Buddhist worship and meditation. It is said that by contemplating a thangka, believers can connect with the teachings and spiritual forces depicted in the artwork. Thangkas can also serve as a visual representation of profound and complex Buddhist philosophy, making it more accessible to the viewer.

Authentic, Hand-Painted Tibetan Thangka – A Unique Masterpiece

This extraordinary thangka is an original, hand-painted work of art, created approximately 40–50 years ago by Buddhist monks with great devotion and using traditional Tibetan painting techniques. Only natural mineral and stone pigments, carefully ground from precious minerals, were used in the painting. This gives the artwork its remarkable brilliance, depth, and timeless beauty.

More than just a painting, this thangka tells a spiritual story and was created according to the sacred principles of Buddhist iconography, passed down through generations. The meticulous craftsmanship, intricate details, and use of traditional materials make it a precious testament to Buddhist culture, spirituality, and artistic heritage.

As a true one-of-a-kind piece, this thangka captivates with its unique composition, colors, and special radiance. Subtle signs of age underscore its authenticity and historical value, adding to its charm and collector appeal.

Highlights

• Original hand-painted Tibetan Thangka
• Created approximately 40–50 years ago
• Crafted by Buddhist monks
• Painted with natural mineral and stone pigments
• Unique work of art
• Traditional Buddhist art from the Himalayan region
• Authentic collector’s item and decorative object with spiritual significance. This exceptional artwork is ideal for collectors, admirers of Asian culture, and anyone who appreciates the timeless beauty, symbolism, and craftsmanship of traditional Buddhist painting.