Discover Buddha’s Art of Healing: Timeless Beauty & Spiritual Power of Thangka

While thousands of pilgrims walk around the great Boudhanath Stupa, softly chanting mantras, our artists at Buddha's Art of Healing sit quietly inside.

With calm focus, we hand-paint each thangkas and mandalas. Leading this incredible work is our master artist, Hom Bahadur Tamang, who has over 30 years of experience.

Let's take you on a journey through our thangka and mandala collections. 

Thangka Painting

A thangka is a sacred Tibetan painting on cloth, filled with spiritual meaning. It’s used to support meditation, inspire devotion, and guide the heart on the path to wisdom and compassion. 

At Buddha's Art of Healing, we offer a diverse collection of hand-painted thangka paintings.

Each piece is created by trained artists under the guidance of our master. We ensure the authenticity, precision, and spiritual integrity in our arts. 

What makes Buddha’s Art of Healing different?

Our thangka and mandala paintings are not just art—they’re a living tradition, carefully crafted near the sacred Boudhanath Stupa in Kathmandu, a UNESCO World Heritage site. 

• Hand-painted by trained artists: All Thangkas are meticulously hand-painted by skilled Nepali artists, trained under Master Hom Bahadur Tamang. A respected teacher with over 30 years of experience.
• Authentic Materials and Techniques: Natural mineral pigments, 24k gold accents, and fine cotton canvas are used to create lasting, vibrant artworks. Following strict iconographic guidelines.
  
• Spiritual and artistic integrity guaranteed: We do not compromise on quality. Every Thangka is painted with devotion, precision, and ritualistic respect. Our pieces are suitable for personal meditation, altar use, temple spaces, and teaching tools.
  
• Platform for cultural preservation: When you purchase from us, you’re helping preserve Himalayan spiritual art for future generations.
  

Each Thangka is not just a product—it’s part of a living cultural legacy, taught, practiced, and shared with the world.

Visit us at Boudhanath Stupa or shop online for any thangka and mandala paintings.

Explore our Hand-painted Thangka collections

At Buddha’s Art of Healing, we offer one of the most extensive collections of authentic Thangkas, with options for every spiritual path and personal journey. 

Our thangka collection includes many pieces, carefully divided into categories for your ease. Here are some of the thangkas you can explore.

1. Buddha Thangkas 

As Buddha represents peace, healing, compassion, and enlightenment. Buddha thangkas function for many purposes.

Each form of Buddha thangka illustrates various Buddhas and symbolic expressions. Some of our Buddha Thangka collection includes:

• Shakyamuni Buddha: Symbolizes enlightenment.
• Amitayus Buddha: Represents longevity, vitality, and infinite life.
• Vairocana Buddha: Symbolism of Dharmakaya. 
• Maitreya Buddha: Symbolizes loving-kindness and future enlightenment.
• Amitabha Buddha: Symbolism of infinite light and boundless compassion
• Medicine Buddha: Symbolism of perfect health, medicinal knowledge, and relief from disease.
• Life of Buddha: Symbolism of the universal human path of awakening.

Explore our full Buddha Thangka collections and invite spiritual power into your space. 

2. Dakini Thangkas

Dakinis are the feminine embodiment of enlightenment energy, movement, and wisdom. Some of our Dakini thangka collections include:

• Vajrayogini: Supreme queen of tantric Dakinis.
• Kurukulla: Dakini of enchantment, magnetizing, and subjugation. 
• Simhamukha: Symbolizes fearless speech and courage
• Troma Nagmo: Teaches radical cutting of ego, attachment, and fear 
• Vajravarahi: Represents the union of bliss and emptines

If you are ready to invite the blessings of Dakinis into your space, view our curated Dakini thangka collections.

3. Bodhisattva Thangkas

Bodhisattvas symbolize compassion, wisdom, and Bodhicitta. They embody the ideal of selfless service and infinite patience. Some of our Bodhisattva thangka collection includes:

• Avalokiteshvara: Embodies infinite compassion for all beings
• Green Tara: Symbolizes the swift savior, active passion in female form 
• Manjushri: Symbolizes the embodiment of transcendent wisdom. 
• Chenrezig: Represents the ever-present compassionate heart in all beings. 
• White Tara: Symbolizes long life, healing, and compassionate mother energy
• 21 Tara: Symbolizes the 21 aspects of Tara, each embodying unique powers and protection.

Browse our Bodhisattvas Thangka collections and invite wisdom and protection into your space. 

4. Deities and Gurus 

Deities and gurus are both recognized as living expressions of enlightened minds. We have separate subcategories for deities and gurus, respectively. 

Some of our deities and gurus collection includes:

• Hayagrivas: It symbolizes a wrathful protector with a horse’s head and fierce compassion in action.
• Yamantaka: His teaching overcomes death and ignorance and transforms fear into the realization of ultimate emptiness and fearless wisdom. 
• Guru Rinpoche: It is said that he grants direct blessings for deep realization and tantric accomplishment. 
• Milarepa: Demonstrates that unwavering devotion, perseverance, and right practice lead to full enlightenment in one lifetime.
• Marpa: Represents the direct, unbroken transmission of authentic teachings. 

Connect with Buddha's Art of Healing and explore our Deities and Guru Thangka collections. 

Our Sacred Mandala Artwork 

At Buddha’s Art of Healing, we also offer authentic hand-painted mandalas. 

1. Kalachakra Mandala

The Kalachakra Mandala is one of the most sacred designs in Tibetan Buddhism and a centerpiece of our Mandala collection. At Buddha’s Art of Healing, you’ll find meticulously painted Kalachakra Mandalas that represent the cosmic cycles of time and spiritual awakening.

Explore our Kalachakra Mandala collection

Our Kalachakra Mandalas are perfect for personal meditation spaces or as a meaningful spiritual gift.

2. Mantra Mandala

At Buddha’s Art of Healing, we offer Mantra Mandalas that incorporate sacred syllables like Om Mani Padme Hum, allowing you to bring the healing power of sound into your living space.

Mantra mandalas are ideal for both beginners and advanced meditators who wish to strengthen their connection to mantra practice. Explore our Mantra mandalas collection.

3. Black and Gold Mandala 

At Buddha’s Art of Healing, we also offer Black and Gold Mandalas. These mandalas feature golden sacred patterns on deep black backgrounds, representing the unity of darkness and light, emptiness and form. Black and Gold Mandala mandala is perfect for home decor enthusiasts and spiritual seekers.

Explore our Black and Gold Mandalas with different deities at the center of them.  

4. Buddha Mandala

The Buddha Mandala symbolizes the celestial abode of enlightened beings. Buddha Mandala brings both beauty and spiritual depth into your home. Perfect for those on a path of mindfulness and personal transformation. 

 Click here for more information about Buddha mandala. 

Other Sacred Thangka Artwork

Other than the above-mentioned thangka art collection, we also have some other extended sacred thangka artwork. Some of them are:

1. Wheel of Life

The Wheel of Life Thangka illustrates the entire cycle of birth, death, rebirth, and the path to liberation. Each element within the Wheel of Life Thangka carries profound spiritual meaning. 

Within the Wheel of Life, the largest part of the wheel depicts six realms. 

• God realm: Origin of pleasure and ease 
• Demi-god realm: A state of experience characterized by jealousy, competition, and conflict, despite an abundance of possessions. 
• Human realm: The most valued rebirth realm. Have the greatest chance to practice and liberate oneself. 
• Animal realm: State of ignorance, instinct, and suffering. 
• Hungry ghost realm: A realm of insatiable wanting and craving. Symbolizes addiction or spiritual emptiness. 
• Hell realm: A state of suffering, or the outcome of extreme hatred and aggression.  

Each realm reflects psychological and spiritual states experienced not just after death, but also within this lifetime.

2. Landscape Painting 

Landscape Thangka art is another unique part of the Himalayan painting tradition. 

These paintings represent the spiritual geography of the Himalayan world, where nature and enlightenment are intertwined. 

Landscape Thangkas serve as reminders of the sacredness of nature for practitioners. Also brings peace in lives in harmony with our real environment. 

Key Elements Often Found in Landscape Thangkas:

• Snow-capped mountains—indicate  purity, stability, and the wish for enlightenment
  Running rivers and lakes indicate wisdom, compassion, and spirituality flow
• Sacred caves and temples—where yogis and monks have meditated for centuries. 
• Skies and clouds—to remind us of the vastness of mind and the idea of impermanence.

At Buddha’s Art of Healing, we offer custom thangka painting services of your preference. 

We also invite you to experience the living tradition of Thangka painting through our immersive live classes in the Boudhanath stupa. 

Create Real Impact with Your Purchase

At Buddha’s Art of Healing, we believe art is a bridge between the human heart and the awakened mind. When you choose our Thangkas, you’re:

• Supporting Himalayan artists and their skills
  
• Preserving spiritual traditions for future generations
  
• Bringing authentic sacred energy into your space
  

Each Thangka carries prayers, blessings, and lineage, connecting you directly to the ancient wisdom of the Himalayas.

If you’re looking for authentic, hand-painted Thangkas with a real story and real impact, Buddha’s Art of Healing is your trusted source.

Together, let’s keep this sacred tradition alive—for practice, for healing, and for the benefit of all beings.

1. Are your Thangkas hand-painted or printed?

All of our Thangkas are 100% hand-painted, using natural mineral pigments and 24k gold. We do not sell printed or machine-made pieces.

2. What is the difference between brocade and frame in a Thangka?

A brocade Thangka is wrapped in a silk fabric border for traditional display, often with ribbons and dowels. A framed Thangka is mounted like a Western painting, inside a wooden or glass frame for modern home decor.

3. Do you ship Thangkas to the USA and internationally?

Yes! We offer worldwide shipping to the USA. Each Thangka is carefully packed to preserve its quality during transit.

4. Can I request a custom Thangka or commission a specific deity?

Absolutely. We offer custom Thangka commissions where you can request specific deities, sizes, or styles. Contact us to discuss your custom commission thangka.

5. Do you teach Thangka painting classes?

Yes, we offer in-person Thangka painting classes at Boudhanath Stupa. You can learn from our master artist with over 30 years of experience.