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Thangka Drawings
drawn by Carmen Mensink
A selection of Carmen’s thangkas drawings. Click on the drawing for the name of the deity and click again to read more about it.
Learn to draw/paint a Buddha, Mandala or Symbols in the...
Stupa (Tib.: Chorten) represents the Enlightened Body, Speech...
The Vajrasattva practice purifies the mind, which is...
The Buddha of Great Compassion
This beautiful female deity personifies the wisdom of all...
Naropa was an Indian Buddhist mystic who lived in the 11th...
This extraordinary apsara, or dakini, flies happily through...
Ushnisha Vijaya (Tib.: Namgyelma) is one of the female...
This beautiful lady swirls happily through the air and...
This drawing of a Skull Mask is made on paper but...
Tibetan Buddhist Masks -just like in many cultures all over the...
This beautiful yogi or mahasiddha flies happily th...
'Guhyasamaja' means 'Assembly of the Secret Ones...
This detailed drawing shows the Bodhisattva of Great Com...
In Tibetan Buddhism, a wrathful deity is an enlightened being...
This beautiful monk or mahasiddha flies happily...
This extraordinary mahasiddha, or yogi, flies happily...
In Himalayan Buddhist Cham dances a lot of animal...
Commissioning or buying a thangka drawing
Carmen can make you a drawing on commission. Any size is welcome and will be drawn in consultation with you (including special dedications & blessings on the back) making it a very personal thangka drawing. Traditionally, by commissioning a thangka, you will ‘bring the Buddha alive‘ which, according to Tibetan-Buddhism, brings on very positive karma and stabilizes your connection with the Buddha and the path to enlightenment, in this life and in future lives. Click here for more information on buying one of these thangka drawings or commissioning one.
