How to fold and display your Brocaded Thangka cover

A brief video showing how to hang the cover for your brocaded Thangka in the traditional manner.
You can find more about our Brocaded Thangkas and all our other Dharma goods at -
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Video by Gary Collier and Manju Lama-Collier

[@stefos6431]

Hi Pink Lotus,
I never knew how to do that............Thank you! :)
I just folded my Guru Garab Dorje Thangka just like that.............
Regards sir,
Stefos

[@EDeSan-hf1yh]

He appears to be hanging his Thankga by the string that’s ONLY meant to support the cover. You tie those ribbons in a bow and hang it by them. The string is only meant to support the cover not the entire Thangka

[@dracokaiser]

Do you have an online shop?

[@PinkLotusThangka]

Hi! Yes we have an online shop at www.pinklotus.co.uk

[@gerhardheydrich3146]

Was he pronouncing 'thangka' as th (as in the th in 'thank you') ? The 'h' is an aspirant and so is not conjoined to make a sound like the th in 'thank you - it is more closely pronounced 'tangka' but with a slight aspirated 'h' after the 't'. I may be mis-hearing him and so apologies if I am.

[@28105wsking]

Tibetans pronounce it as "tang. ka' with the accent on the first syllable. "Tang" has /a/ as in 'father'. It does not rhyrme with 'hang' as in 'hang it up.' However, we have a British accent here, so.....LOL!