We are dedicated to preserving Himalayan sacred art through authentic, hand-painted Thangka. Rooted in Tibetan cultural heritage and guided by craftsmanship-first values, we connect collectors and practitioners with artworks made with respect, lineage, and care.
We aim to make authentic Thangka more accessible while honoring the culture behind it—through integrity, education, and responsible sourcing.
Thangka is more than decoration—it carries symbolism, practice value, and Himalayan cultural meaning.
We prioritize traditional hand-painted work and craftsmanship standards, instead of mass-produced prints.
Transparent communication, consistent quality control, and a long-term view of customer relationships.
We collaborate with experienced artists and workshop teams across Tibetan regions, including Rebgong (Regong Art), and support sustainable creation by maintaining stable, long-term partnerships.
Behind every thangka is years of training, steady hands, and deep respect for tradition. Here are three of the artist teams we collaborate with—each representing a different regional background and studio practice.
We value professional standards and long-term participation in the Himalayan art ecosystem.
We support cultural sharing through public-facing thangka exhibitions and educational outreach.
We invest in education—so you can buy with confidence and appreciate the deeper meaning behind each piece.
Tell us your space, purpose, or the deity/style you’re looking for—we’ll suggest options that match your needs.