An exquisite Tibetan Buddhist thangka painting executed on silk or fabric, featuring two intricate mandala compositions arranged vertically. This hand-painted devotional artwork showcases the traditional thangka painting technique with rich mineral pigments and fine detail work.Upper Mandala: A circular geometric mandala with concentric rings in green, orange, red, and blue, centered on a deity figure. The mandala is set against a deep royal blue background with elaborate architectural gateway elements at the cardinal directions.Lower Mandala: A second mandala composition featuring a central Buddha or deity figure surrounded by geometric patterns and architectural elements. The lower register includes three seated Buddhist figures on lotus thrones amid stylized clouds - likely depicting important lineage masters or bodhisattvas.The entire composition is rendered on a rich cobalt blue background, characteristic of Tibetan religious art. The painting demonstrates traditional thangka iconography with its precise geometric layouts, symbolic colors, and devotional imagery used for meditation and religious instruction.Medium: Hand-painted mineral pigments on silk or fine fabricArtistic Tradition: Tibetan Buddhist thangka painting

Fair to good vintage condition with visible age-related wear. The painting shows cracking and paint loss in several areas, particularly visible in the blue background sections. There are fold lines and some surface wear consistent with age and handling. Colors remain vibrant despite aging. The silk/fabric base shows some deterioration along edges. Frame has significant wear with paint loss on the decorative black and gold finish. Glass is intact with minor scratches.