Being based in Nepal, we are fortunate to be at the very source of this traditional art form. We are therefore in an ideal position to offer traditional, good quality thangkas, statues, singing bowls produced by our own artist’s atelier for anyone interested in sacred Buddhist art around the world.

If you wish to see a closer picture of the thangka and one of a particular deity, please email us at hbmc.programs@gmail.com so we can send you any requests you have. Thank

Your orders:
1. contribute towards the preservation of this traditional Tibetan art,
2. become benefactors of an FPMT dharma centre project, and
3. any financial benefit that comes from this Project will help the spread of the Buddha Dharma through HBMC’s collaboration with Lama Yeshe Wisdom Archives (LYWA) scheme, to print their books for regional distribution and with the donations from these books will be sent to LYWA in the USA for them to publish new publications.

As you may very well be aware, there are many different qualities, prices, styles and traditions of thangka painting. Lama Zopa Rinpoche believes it is important to purchase thangkas that can be used for meditation purposes ── thangkas that have been painted in the Tibetan tradition. 

Please do not hesitate to contact us for any specific order you may have personally or through your Centre or contacts.

As you can see this is a complete Dharma full circle project for everyone involved, we would like to call it DAR "Dharma All Round" Spanish for giving, (Dhana in Sanskrit), charity at the beginning, in the middle and at the end, a lovely way to do Dharma recycling.

Note:
Extract from Kyabje Lama Thubten Zopa Rinpoche’s lecture on “The Value of Meditation & Pilgrimage for Nepal” organised by HBMC, December 2007. If you are interested to read the whole lecture please contact us at hbmc.programs@gmail.com

Small Thangkas like these cost in Nepalese Rs 5000 or US$75
plus shipping

Large Thangkas cost Nepalese Rs 18,000
or US$260
plus shipping