Namgyalma Thangkas

Step into the radiant presence of Namgyalma, also known as Ushnishavijaya. The enlightened feminine figure of longevity, healing, and karmic purification.

Our Namgyalma Thangkas are hand-painted in the classic Himalayan style, embodying centuries-old iconography and spiritual potency.

What You'll Discover in Our Namgyalma Thangka Collection:

- Three-faced serene goddess, symbolizing purity, longevity, and victory over negative forces
- Eight arms carrying sacred implements
- Seated on lotus throne
- Delicate jewel ornaments and halo, fine detailing

FAQs for Namgyalma Thangkas

1. Who is Namgyalma in Tibetan Buddhism?

Namgyalam is a powerful wisdom dakini revered as the goddess of long life, purification, and protection.

2. What is the significance of her three faces and eight arms?

Her three faces: white, yellow, and blue; represent purification from disasters, blessings of longevity, and victory over negativity. Her eight arms hold ritual tools that symbolize her power to heal, clarify, and protect.

3. How are your Namgyalma Thangkas created?

Each one is hand-painted by master artists using natural pigments, pure gold leaf, and organic cotton canvas, with strict adherence to traditional iconography.

4. Will these colors and gold fade over time?

These natural pigments and delicate gold detailing can last for generations. But you must handle it very carefully.

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