Sacred Thangka Symbols | Traditional Symbolic Thangka Art & Buddhist Iconography

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Sacred Thangka Symbols Exploring the Meaning, Symbolism, and Artistic Heritage of Traditional Buddhist Paintings

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Sacred Thangka Symbols

The page is the home of an independent educational publication on Himalayan art and Buddhist iconography. A large heading reads Sacred Thangka Symbols, followed by a short description of the subject: traditional symbolic Thangka paintings, sacred Buddhist iconography, the Eight Auspicious Symbols, the Dharma Wheel and Himalayan studio craftsmanship. A note states the resource is not affiliated with any Buddhist institution, monastery, museum or religious authority. Navigation links lead to Home, an archive of five articles, About Us and Contact Us. A five-part curriculum is listed, covering symbolic Thangka art, the Eight Auspicious Symbols, the Dharma Wheel, Nepalese and Tibetan painting techniques, and appreciating and choosing paintings. A copyright line closes the page.

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