Tibetan Buddhist

A fascinating Tibetan Buddhist figural amulet pendant, traditionally attributed to the mid-19th century, depicting a multi-armed female tantric deity, identified by tradition as a Yo...

This gilt bronze sculpture of Buddha Vajrasattva stands as a testament to the sublime craftsmanship and spiritual significance of Tibetan Buddhist art. Weighing a substantial 7.25 po...

A World Heritage landmark, this SUMO-sized publication presents the most precious surviving murals of Tibetan Buddhist culture. For the first time, these astonishing and intricate ma...

A striking mid-20th-century Tibetan Buddhist Wheel of Life thangka, stated to have been found at Samye Monastery, Tibet.

Ritual bells have occupied an important place in Tibetan Buddhist practice for centuries, forming part of the liturgical objects used in meditation, prayer, and ceremonial rites.

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The latest watercolors from Ray Kass strike a balance between audacity and contemplation. Drawing from the Tibetan Buddhist tradition of the Tsakli - sets of miniature paintings feat...

The hand and arm would originally have been part of a much larger sculpture. Unfortunately many Tibetan Buddhist sculptures and implements were destroyed during the Cultural Revoluti...

The composition is meticulously hand-painted on canvas using traditional mineral and stone-derived pigments, displaying the intricate geometry and rich symbolism characteristic of Ti...

A finely detailed Tibetan Buddhist Medicine Buddha (Bhaiṣajyaguru) thangka, traditionally hand-painted on cotton canvas using natural rock and mineral-derived pigments.

Richly rendered in deep red, black, ochre and gold tones, the mandala demonstrates the symmetry, precision and elaborate ornamentation characteristic of traditional Tibetan Buddhist ...

An exceptional early-to-mid 20th-century Tibetan Buddhist wall-mounted altar shelf, traditionally known as a Chosham (or Chosum).

An impressive pre-20th century Tibetan Buddhist thangka depicting the Five Dhyani Buddhas, also known as the Five Tathagatas or Pancha Buddhas, traditionally associated with Sera Mon...

The expressive face of Mahakala, elaborate crown, flowing ornaments, and surrounding flames reveal the skill and devotion of the Tibetan artist. With its strong iconography, aged su...

This vintage Tibetan temple runner from the late 1800s features a rare and symbolic design of three seating panels, each adorned with lotus flowers and cloud motifs—sacred symbols in...

An exceptional 19th-century Tibetan thangka depicting Vaishravana (Sanskrit; Tibetan: Namtöse), the Buddhist Guardian King of the North and revered deity of wealth, prosperity, and p...

Wrinkles of the fold. Thangka is a Tibetan Buddhist painting on cotton, silk appliqué, usually depicting a Buddhist deity, scene, or mandala.

Originating from Tibet during the middle of the 20th century, this piece beautifully embodies the rich Tibetan Buddhist tradition. The praying wheel, or "mani wheel," symbolizes the...

An impressive and highly detailed example of Tibetan Buddhist devotional painting, notable for its large scale, complex iconography and remarkable number of individually rendered fig...

A finely detailed Tibetan Buddhist Om Mandala thangka, traditionally associated with Namgyal Monastery in Tibet and dating to around the turn of the 20th century.

A finely executed Tibetan Buddhist thangka depicting Guru Rinpoche (Padmasambhava), traditionally hand-painted on canvas using natural rock and mineral-derived pigments.

Pillar rug is a specific Chinese textile art found in Tibetan Buddhist Temples with most survived exampled dated to Qing dynasty (1644 to 1912).

Worked from solid White Marble with deep lotus relief on all four faces, this table base carries traditional Tibetan Buddhist decorative carving into a contemporary furniture form.

Large antique Indian carved marble lintel Indian, 18th century Measures: Height 83cm, width 170cm, depth 22cm Finely carved in white marble, this sculpture is a wonderful exampl...

A finely detailed late 20th-century Tibetan Buddhist thangka depicting the Thousand-Armed Lokeshvara, or Avalokiteshvara, traditionally associated with Ganden Monastery in Tibet.

The sacred syllable Om, also written Aum, occupies an important place within Buddhist mantra traditions. It is commonly understood as a primordial sacred sound and frequently appears...

Green Tara remains an important meditation deity throughout Tibetan and Himalayan Buddhist traditions, with devotees reciting prayers and mantras associated with her compassion and p...

A finely rendered mid-20th-century Tibetan Buddhist thangka depicting Manjushri, the Bodhisattva of Wisdom, stated to have been found at Alchi Monastery in Ladakh, India.

The Eight Auspicious Symbols are among the most recognisable motifs in Tibetan Buddhist art. Each represents an aspect of Buddhist teaching, spiritual attainment and good fortune.

A finely detailed mid-20th-century Tibetan Buddhist thangka depicting Namgyalma, also known by her Sanskrit name Ushnishavijaya, stated to have been found at Drepung Monastery in Tib...

Tara is the most beloved of all the female enlightened beings in the Tibetan Buddhist pantheon. The essence of awakened love and compassion, she is known as “the mother of all the bu...

She spent time in Ladakh in the Indian Himalaya and produced a series of paintings based on her experience of the local and Tibetan Buddhists that live in the region. Rachael’s pain...

The careful balance between figure, landscape and symbolic detail is characteristic of the sophisticated visual language of Tibetan Buddhist painting. A compelling example of Tibeta...

Within Tibetan Buddhist art, cosmological and diagrammatic paintings could function as visual systems for organizing complex religious, astronomical, calendrical and philosophical co...

A striking and highly decorative example of Nepalese-Tibetan Buddhist devotional art, particularly appealing for its vivid colouring and immediately recognizable Green Tara iconograp...

The combination of sacred script, geometric precision, Buddhist symbolism and elaborate hand-painted decoration makes this an especially compelling example of Tibetan devotional and ...

Entirely handmade on prepared canvas and painted with pigments derived from minerals and stones, the work displays the extraordinary geometric precision and elaborate symbolism chara...

This striking ceremonial wall sculpture captures the powerful visual language associated with Tibetan Buddhist ritual art. The expressive face is framed by elaborate repoussé scrollw...

Antique Brass Tibetan Tara Buddhist Goddess Statue In the Himalayan region, especially in Tibet and Nepal, Tara's status is more that of a supreme goddess or female buddha than a b...

A finely executed mid-20th-century Tibetan Buddhist thangka depicting Manjushri, the Bodhisattva of Wisdom, stated to have been found at Tabo Monastery in Spiti, India.

The exterior is further embellished with an engraved Tibetan Buddhist inscription, adding to the decorative and devotional character of the piece.

A finely detailed late-20th-century Tibetan Buddhist thangka depicting Amitayus, the Buddha of Infinite Life, stated to have been found at Kopan Monastery in Nepal.

This rare antique bronze Tibetan Amoghasiddhi Buddha is an exceptional example of 15th–16th century Himalayan Buddhist sculpture, originating from Tibet.

A finely cast mid-20th century Tibetan bronze figure of Vasudhara, the Buddhist goddess traditionally associated with wealth, prosperity, abundance and generosity.

Tara is the most beloved of all the female enlightened beings in the Tibetan Buddhist pantheon. The essence of awakened love and compassion, she is known as “the mother of all the bu...

A finely detailed mid-20th-century Tibetan Buddhist thangka depicting Chenrezig, the Bodhisattva of Compassion, stated to have been found at Ganden Monastery, Tibet.

A characterful example of 20th-century Tibetan/Himalayan Buddhist devotional art, combining intricate traditional iconography with an attractive naturally aged bronze surface.

An exceptional early 17th-century Tibetan Buddhist thangka depicting Kalachakra, the important tantric deity whose name translates as the “Wheel of Time,” traditionally associated wi...

Chenrezig is closely associated with the celebrated six-syllable mantra Om Mani Padme Hum, recited throughout Tibetan Buddhist traditions as a practice for cultivating compassion.

The predominantly golden composition is complemented by delicate touches of green, pink and red, creating a luminous and refined representation of one of Tibetan Buddhism's most reve...

Her iconography is probably the most complex in the Tibetan Buddhist pantheon. The goddess has as many heads and legs as she has arms.

At the heart of Gelugpa Refuge Tree imagery is Je Tsongkhapa (1357–1419), the influential Tibetan Buddhist scholar and founder of the Gelug tradition.

At the heart of the composition lies the sacred realm associated with Tara, surrounded by a carefully ordered geometric structure. In Tibetan Buddhist practice, the mandala represent...

Padmasambhava, whose Sanskrit name translates as "Lotus-Born," occupies a position of exceptional importance within Tibetan Buddhism. Revered as Guru Rinpoche, or "Precious Master," ...

A striking late-20th-century Tibetan Buddhist thangka depicting Green Tara, stated to have been found at Kee Monastery in the Spiti Valley, India.

He is also the Director of The Tibet Center, New York’s oldest Tibetan Buddhist Center. Vreeland holds a Geshe degree, the highest Tibetan Buddhist academic degree for monks and nuns...

With its intricate narrative structure, extensive Tibetan inscriptions, traditional mineral palette and remarkably detailed sacred imagery, this thangka is a visually compelling exam...

Medicine Buddha practices, including visualization and mantra recitation, remain important elements of Tibetan Buddhist devotional and contemplative traditions.

The third piece is the one I kept coming back to though — a small Tibetan Buddhist wheel of the law carved from a beautifully banded agate.

Antique Asian Bronze buddhist bell Tibetan Meditation Prayer Ghanta Bell.