Wholesale & Collaboration
WHOLESALE & COLLABORATION
Wholesale & Cultural Collaboration
Work directly with Himalayan Thangka artist teams through a respectful, tradition-first process. Every piece is hand-painted — ideal for galleries, cultural retailers, and brands that value authenticity.
Hand-painted only — no prints or mass reproduction.
Artist-based supply system — stable quality and long-term collaboration.
Lineage integrity — iconography and proportions follow tradition-first standards.
Built for authentic cultural retail
Tradition-first · Artist-led · Long-term partnership
What Makes Our Wholesale Different
Artist-led, tradition-first
Long-term collaboration with Himalayan Thangka artist teams
WHY WORK WITH US
A Wholesale Model Built on Integrity
We work with contracted Himalayan artist teams and workshops to deliver hand-painted Thangka art with stable quality and cultural accuracy. This program is designed for serious retailers, galleries, and culture-led brands — not price-driven resale.
Hand-Painted Only
No printed replicas or mass reproduction. Each piece follows a traditional hand-painting process.
Artist-Based Supply
Stable, long-term collaboration with dedicated artist teams — consistent quality and continuity.
Tradition Before Trend
Iconography and proportions respect lineage standards — we don’t alter deities for fast-selling trends.
Built for Serious Partners
Best fit for cultural retail, galleries, and institutions that value authenticity over volume pricing.
Rooted in Himalayan Artist Traditions
ARTISTS & LINEAGE
Not Outsourced. Built with Real Artist Teams.
Our wholesale program is supported by long-term collaboration with Himalayan Thangka artist teams rooted in different traditions, including central Tibetan and Rebgong lineages. Many artists train under traditional masters and temple environments — preserving iconography, proportions, and painting discipline.
Instead of anonymous sourcing, we maintain stable relationships with specific teams. This allows our partners to offer work with cultural depth and consistent quality — not surface-level decoration.
Tradition-based series with consistent visual language and canonical structure.
Continuity & stability through long-term collaboration (not one-off sourcing).
Respect for iconography — we don’t alter deities or compositions for quick trends.
Lineage
Central Tibetan & Rebgong traditions
Process
Hand-painted, tradition-first workflow
Partnership
Stable teams · consistent quality
Multiple traditions, one standard
Lineage integrity · Craft discipline · Cultural continuity
Cultural Responsibility & Integrity
OUR PRINCIPLES
Wholesale Should Support Tradition
Thangka is not simply an art style — it is a living cultural and spiritual tradition. We believe distribution carries responsibility. Our work is guided by respect for lineage, iconography, and the discipline of traditional painting.
We do not produce fear-based or exaggerated claims, and we do not alter deities or compositions for short-term trends. Our goal is to help serious partners offer authentic works with cultural depth, created through real artist collaboration.
Partner fit: We work best with galleries, cultural retailers, and institutions
that value authenticity over mass volume pricing.
Iconography matters
Lineage integrity · Craft discipline · Respectful collaboration
Lineage & Iconography
Subjects follow traditional standards. We don’t create “hybrid” designs for marketing convenience.
No Superstition Hype
We avoid fear-based claims and exaggerated promises. Cultural meaning is communicated with clarity.
Artist Respect
Artists are not anonymous outsourcing. We prioritize stable, fair, long-term collaboration.
Long-Term Value
Wholesale should strengthen tradition, not dilute it. We focus on continuity over quick volume.
Wholesale Product Scope
Multiple formats, one standard
Hand-painted · Tradition-first · Consistent quality
PRODUCT CATEGORIES
What We Offer for Wholesale
Our wholesale offering covers multiple traditional formats — from classic Thangka paintings to wearable mini works and specialty series. Availability and timelines depend on complexity and artist workload.
Traditional Thangka Paintings
Classic scroll-format works following traditional iconography, suitable for galleries and cultural retail.
Mini Thangka Pendants
Wearable formats with fine hand-painted detail — ideal for spiritual shops and gift-oriented cultural stores.
Black Gold Thangka Series
Nag Thangka-inspired works featuring dark bases and gold-line detailing — a premium, collector-oriented option.
Custom-Commissioned Works
Commissioned subjects and sizes, created through tradition-first collaboration with artist teams.
Note: We do not offer printed replicas. Every piece is created through a hand-painted process.
Custom & Collaboration Options
COLLABORATION MODELS
Go Beyond Standard Wholesale
We support partners who want deeper cultural collaboration — from curated selections to commissioned works. Our approach remains tradition-first: iconography integrity, disciplined craft, and long-term artist partnership.
Curated Deity Selection
Build a focused collection aligned with your audience while respecting traditional iconography standards.
Size & Format Customization
Choose sizes, mounting formats, and presentation options to fit gallery display or retail environments.
Series Development
Create a cohesive series for your brand or store — consistent style, theme, and cultural context.
Exclusive Collaboration
Discuss exclusivity by region or collection (case by case), based on long-term alignment and planning.
Commissioned works, tradition-first
Curated selection · Custom formats · Series development
Our Collaboration Process
Clear steps, stable outcomes
Respectful workflow · Quality review · Long-term partnership
HOW IT WORKS
A Professional, Tradition-First Workflow
We keep the process straightforward and respectful — aligning expectations early, confirming scope and timelines, then moving into production and review. This helps partners plan confidently for retail, exhibitions, and launches.
1
Inquiry & Partner Review
Tell us about your store, brand, or institution. We review fit to ensure alignment with cultural standards.
2
Scope & Selection
We confirm product categories, themes, and format preferences (standard wholesale or custom collaboration).
3
Quotation & Timeline
We provide pricing structure and production timelines based on painting complexity and artist workload.
4
Production & Quality Review
Works are created through a hand-painted process. We review consistency and iconography standards before dispatch.
5
Delivery & Ongoing Support
We arrange shipping and support long-term partners with continuity planning for future collections.
MOQ & Pricing Philosophy
CLEAR EXPECTATIONS
Craft First — Not Mass Efficiency
Our wholesale pricing reflects time, skill, and materials — not factory-style efficiency. Minimum quantities vary by product type and complexity. We aim for stable, respectful partnerships rather than price-driven resale.
MOQ Varies
Minimums depend on format and painting complexity. We confirm MOQ after reviewing your scope.
Process-Based Pricing
Pricing is based on hand-painting time and craftsmanship — not mass production shortcuts.
Stable Partner Model
We support partners who value authenticity and long-term planning over quick volume pricing.
Not a fit for: price-driven wholesale, fast trend resellers, or printed replica sourcing.
Best fit for: galleries, cultural retail, and institutions.
Best fit for: galleries, cultural retail, and institutions.
Pricing follows the craft
Time · Skill · Materials · Tradition-first standards
Who This Wholesale Is For
Designed for serious partners
Cultural retail · Galleries · Institutions · Long-term collaboration
PARTNER FIT
A Program for Authentic Cultural Retail
Our wholesale program is built for partners who value authenticity, cultural context, and long-term planning. If your priority is fast trend resale or printed replicas, we may not be the right fit.
Best Fit
- Cultural & art-focused retail stores
- Buddhist & spiritual shops with authenticity standards
- Galleries and exhibition-oriented spaces
- Institutions and cultural organizations
- Brands seeking meaningful cultural collaboration
Not a Fit
- Price-driven wholesale and “race-to-the-bottom” sourcing
- Printed replicas, mass-production expectations
- Fear-based or exaggerated “guarantee” marketing
- One-off orders with no long-term planning
- Requests to alter iconography for trends