Tanka Collection
Tanka, also known as Thangka, is a traditional Tibetan Buddhist art form that dates back centuries
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Tanka, also known as Thangka, is a traditional Tibetan Buddhist art form that dates back centuries. These intricate and vibrant paintings serve as visual aids for meditation and are often used in religious ceremonies. One such Tanka depicts a relaxed Tibetan scene, transporting the viewer to a serene landscape where worries melt away. Another Tanka showcases an exquisite Thanka with Buddha from the 19th century, its creator unknown but their skill evident in every brushstroke. Vajrasattva, an important deity in Tibetan culture, is beautifully portrayed in an early 19th-century Tanka by a talented artist. The attention to detail and devotion captured within this artwork is awe-inspiring. Scenes from the Life of the Buddha come alive on another Tanka from the second half of the 19th century. Created by an unknown masterful hand, it tells stories of enlightenment and compassion through vivid colors and intricate designs. Maitreya Buddha graces yet another Tanka with his presence. This painting radiates hope for future generations as Maitreya represents the future buddha who will bring peace and harmony to all beings. A stunning 14th-century Painted Banner features Bhaishajyaguru or Medicine Buddha - a symbol of healing and well-being. Its vibrant hues evoke feelings of tranquility while reminding us of our own inner potential for self-healing. The Avadana Kalpalata Jataka comes alive through Five Morality Tales depicted on another Painted Banner (Thangka). Each tale serves as a moral lesson, inspiring viewers towards virtuous actions and compassionate living. Sakya Pandita's portrait takes center stage on yet another Painted Banner (Thangka) dating back to around 1800. This revered figure's wisdom shines through his eyes, inviting contemplation upon one's own spiritual journey. Vajriputra stands tall among sixteen great arhats on a mesmerizing Painted Banner (Thangka).