Tibetan Style 'Dharmapala' Thangka

Tibetan Style 'Dharmapala' Thangka Size: Total Height 83cm, Width 58cm, Canvas Height 62.5cm, Width 44cm, Size: Leather, dye painting Age: Qing Dynasty

A SET OF TEN TIBETAN STYLE PAINTED THANGKA. Length: 30.75", Width: 25.5"

Two Piece Asian Lot to include Tibetan style Thangka 18th century or later featuring on 11 headed deity (Guanyin or Avalokiteshvara) standing between the heavens and the underworld, gouache on silk mo

Dharmapala Eunuch Mahakala Mahapandaka Thangka, Eastern Tibet, late 18th or early 19th century, gouache on cotton, 28.5 x 21 inches, in a cherry wood frame 37 x 27 inches, central figure of the uncomm

Tibetan Thangka style painted textile. Ink and parcel gilt, two divine figures with nimbus, seated on a tiled platform in a landscape. Framed within multiple patchwork textile borders. (Approx. 44" x

Tibetan Thangka style painted textile. Hand painted deities and demons on a dark textile ground. Framed within multiple colors of brocaded silk. (Approx. 44" x 31").

19th century framed Tibetan thangka depicting six-armed Mahakala - an emanation of Boddhisattva Avalokiteshvara and the leader of the dharmapalas (Defenders of the Buddhist Law). His name means �

Thangka of Dharmapala Hayagriva, Tibet, c.20th century, gouache on natural canvas which appears to have been laid-down upon an older piece of cotton, 24.25 x 18 inches, unframed, central figure of the

(4) Tibetan Thangkas style textiles. One silk. Depicting religious figures. (Approx. 16" x 12" to 8" x 6 1/4").

(2) Tibetan Thangka style textiles depicting galloping Horses in the clouds. (Approx. 11" x 11", 10 1/4" x 10 1/2")

(3) Tibetan Thangka style textiles. 2 depicting religious figures, one with religious figures and symbols. One silk. (Approx. 22 1/2" x 12 1/2" to 13" x 9").

Size: Height 90 cm - Length 60 cm. Materials: Silk. Condition: Resembles a retro aesthetic. This vintage style Tibetan Thangka is a magnificent depiction of Buddhist spirituality and tradition. Crafte

Pair of traditional style Tibetan Thangkas from the 1970's, nicely painted on silk. Dimensions are: largest - 28 1/4" X 19 1/4". All measurements are approximate. Condition: Excellent.

Tibetan printed silk Thangka style banner. Elaborate detail, inscription at the bottom edge. (Approx. 32" x 28").

Tibetan Astrological Calendar Thangka, Tibetan folk style, early 19th century, gouache on cotton, 20.25 x 15.5 inches, unframed, central circle with deities and protector in upper register, edifices a

Large Tibetan Mineral pigments on paper, Thangka style commemorative portrait. Framed. 20Lbs. Framed 29.5” x 56.25”From the collection of Morton and Mary Field, Beverly Hills, CA. The majority

Materials: Tibetan silver (alloy of tin with copper or zinc). Condition: Resembles a retro aesthetic. Exquisite old-style Chinese Tibetan silver double dragons thangka amulet plate. Crafted with preci

Tibetan hand painted two sided textile. Ink and parcel gilt on oil cloth. On one side, a thangka style order of deities within a circle. The other with calligraphy with two red hand prints. (Approx. 3

Detailed Traditional Tibetan Thangka in an early style but 20th century. Beautiful soft colors. Would look beautiful framed. Image- 19 by 23.5 Frame- 20.5 by 28.5".

Detailed Traditional Tibetan Thangka in an early style but 20th century. Beautiful soft colors. Would look beautiful framed. Image- 19 by 23.5 Frame- 20.5 by 28.5""

Size: 60 cm - 90 cm. Materials: Silk. Condition: Excellent. Tibetan vintage style cloth silk 4 arm Guanyin Kwan-yin thangka. This intricately crafted piece showcases a divine portrayal of the four-arm

Thangka of Dharmapala Hayagriva, Tibet, c.19th century, gouache on cotton, with original silk surround, ink inscription on reverse, thangka 26 x 17 inches, entire piece 42.5 x 25 inches, unframed, cen

Tibetan pigment on canvas Thangka, depicting a Gelugpa style 'Field of Accumulation scene', centering the Tibetan monk Tsongkhapa wearing a pointed yellow cap and a patchwork robe, surrounded by tiers

Antique Chinese silk scroll thangka or thanka painting. A figurative work in the style of the 18th to 19th Century Tibetan School, depicting a central Gautama Buddha figure, seated on a carved lotus,