Collection: Milarepa Thangkas

Milarepa is Tibet's great yogi-poet and symbolizes perseverance and attainment. From a life of difficulty, he turned into one of the most reputable saints through meditation and song. His story proves that enlightenment is possible in a lifetime.

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A Milarepa Thangka radiates the feeling of diligence, devotion, and deep meditation.

What You'll Discover in Our Milarepa Thangka Collection:
- Hand-painted by experienced artists
- Use of mineral pigments, natural dyes and gold leaf with depth detailing
- Milarepa seated in a yogic posture with his hand (symbol of spontaneous song)
- Thangka that is ideal for meditation room or spiritual retreat

FAQs for Milarepa Thangkas

s1. Why is Milarepa painted with his hand to his ear?

It symbolizes his song of relaization; spontaneous teachings from direct experience.

2. How can Milarepa's thangka aid in practice?

It serves as a visual reminder of perseverance, renunciation, and devotion to the Dharma.

3. Can it be hung without a brocade?

Yes, though brocade enhances both the beauty and protection of the thangka.