Meet Our Artists

At Buddhas Art of Healing, every thangka, every singing bowl, and every sacred artwork begins with a human story. Behind each piece is a master artisan whose devotion, discipline, and spiritual practice shape the energy of the work you receive.

Rooted in Tradition

Our artists are trained in the classical Himalayan methods of thangka painting passed down through generations. Many have studied under master teachers in Nepal and follow precise iconographic guidelines that ensure each deity, symbol, and proportion reflects authentic Buddhist tradition.

From the serene presence of Shakyamuni Buddha to the long-life blessings of Amitayus, every detail is created with intention, meditation, and respect for lineage.

Art as a Spiritual Practice

For our artists, this is not simply decorative artβ€”it is a spiritual discipline.
Each brushstroke is applied with mindfulness. Natural mineral and stone pigments are carefully prepared. 24k gold detailing is added to illuminate sacred features. The process can take weeks or even months depending on the complexity and size of the piece.

The result is artwork that carries depth, symbolism, and devotional energy.

Subba Tamang

8 Years of Experience

Kabita Roka

13 Years of Experience

Konjo Lama

1 Year of Experience

Jamuna Lama

13 Years of Experience

Mingma Choki Sherpa

2 Years of Experience

Niraj Tamang

2 Years of Experience

Rushma Tamang

9 Years of Experience

Shalim Bahadur Shahi

1 Year of Experience

Maya Tamang

16 Years of Experience

Nirmala Rai

2 Years of Experience

Nima Sherpa

35 Years of Experience

Ganesh Man Shrestha

11 Years of Experience