Tibetan Thangka 19th Century Origin - Korea The aged surface and textured

The aged surface and textured patina enhance its sculptural presence

meaning this piece would look equally at home situated in a garden as it would indoors

it's central brass plate and squared handles are indicative of this being an early piece

The tradition of growing and taking opium in Rajasthan has exsisted for centuries and to some extent it is still taken during rituals and festivals

Tibetan Thangka 19th Century Origin - Korea The aged surface and texturedThis beautifully painted Tibetan Thangka was painted with the Shakyamuni buddha seated in the center, his right hand is extended in Bhumisparsha mudra, his left in Samadhi mudra and supporting an urn Dating from the late 19th century. We have framed this in the U. K, in an elegant black lacquer frame. From Tibet UK Delivery Charge except Highlands & Islands 15 More delivery options available at checkout