Eight incarnations of Guru Padmasambhava: Thangka paintings by Gyaltsen Zimba

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Eight incarnations of Guru Padmasambhava: Thangka paintings by Gyaltsen Zimba

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Gyaltsen Zimba

₹120,000.00

Size : Medium
Dimensions : H- 29 | W- 19 Inches
Medium : Plastic Paint on Cotton Cloth

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Artist Gyaltsen Zimba depicts Guru Padmasambhava, a prominent figure in Tibetan Buddhism and is considered one of the founding fathers of the tradition. He, in the painting is depicted in various forms, representing different aspects of his enlightened activity. Guru Padmasambhava is a cental form depicting as a handsome and youthful figure. Guru Shakya Senge portrays padmasambhava as the "Lion of the Shakya Clan", symbolizing his fearless and powerful nature. The other forms namely, Guru Loden Chokse, Pema Gyalpo, Nyima Ozer, Dorje Drolod, Senge Dradog, Padma Jungne emphasizing wealth and prosperity, spiritual purity and connection to the lotus symbol, illumination and dispelling of ignorance, respectively.

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Gyaltsen Zimba

Gyaltsen Zimba Ji, a 38-year-old artist from Gangtok, West Bengal, embarked on his artistic journey in 2000, receiving formal training in Darjeeling for five years before immersing himself in his family's tradition of Tibetan painting. Without pursuing formal education beyond his training, Gyaltsen's passion for his craft shines through, particularly in his reverence for Gurupedma Shanbwa painting, depicting a deity he holds dear.

Specializing in depictions of gods, Gyaltsen's preference for golden and brown hues, especially in border outlines, adds a touch of divine elegance to his creations. While he has yet to venture into online platforms, Gyaltsen finds solace and support in his family, though occasionally grappling with clients who fail to grasp the true value of his work. With a vision of popularizing traditional Tibetan painting across India, Gyaltsen remains steadfast in his dedication to preserving and promoting his cultural heritage through his artistry, hoping to enlighten others about the rich traditions encapsulated within each stroke of his brush.

Thangka Art

Thangka paintings are closely connected to Buddhism based on Buddha's life and this teachings- every Thangka painting can be linked to the Buddha's thoughts and teachings. It literally means a painting that can be rolled up. Thangka's are meditative tools that personify and represent the qualities of the Gods and Goddesses painted in the Thangka. These paintings are made on cotton or silk canvases and use natural colours and also use Precious metals like Gold, Silver and Turquoise for these colours and every painting takes months to make.

Product Details

Title

Eight incarnations of Guru Padmasambhava: Thangka paintings by Gyaltsen Zimba

Artist

Gyaltsen Zimba

Art Style

Thangka Art

Medium

Plastic Paint

Size

Medium

Dimension

29 in(H) X 19 in(W)

Themes

Folk Art

Color

Multicoloured

Country of Origin

Sikkim, India

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