Thangka Painting Mysore

Thangka is derived from the Tibetan word 'than' which means flat and 'ka' means painting (according to the book “Art of Tibetan Painting” referred by artisans in Bylakuppe) which is one of the traditional paintings that originated from Nepalese art form exported to Tibet that is practised in Bylakuppe as well. Bylakuppe is a small town located near Mysore. Thangka is a complex three-dimensional object consisting of a picture panel that is painted or embroidered on silk or cotton textile. To make a thangka painting, the painter should have precise knowledge of the measurements and proportions of each deity as established by Buddhist iconography.
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[@ongdichannel]

Great

[@sureshbabisureshbabu3962]

Very nice and very thoughtful

[@nauraj]

Your way of using brush is so nice.
Just wondering which paint do you use

[@yin_xing]

Sorry to ask but these noisy background and the kind of music aren't disrespecful for the paintings?

[@hemaraman7254]

beautiful.

[@aniruddhasarkar2433]

BEAUTIFUL

[@rattanlaljindal3071]

thanks for sharing

[@subhobiswas8182]

very good

[@undefinedinstrument]

cool. Shout out to Maroon 5 and Psy lol