Fine medicine Buddha paintings makeing time 20days,original unique piece, everything done so beautifully .

About the artist:

My name is Tenzin Dhonden. I was born in 1982 and raised in Dharamshala, India, age of 15 i start learning a Traditional Tibetan thangka painting under Master Gen. Sangye Yeshi & guidance from master Migmar Tsering I had the privilege to study traditional Tibetan Thangka art in the institute of Tibetan Thangka Art under the supervision of Master Gen. Sangye Yeshi from Jan 1998 - Jan 2004. Following my education I had the opportunity to work independently as well as for many monasteries and private dealers as follows: From Jan 2004:- July 2005, I worked for Mr. Gompo at Dharamshala From Aug 2005:- May 2007 Done many big large project ,after I worked for Choekyap Rinpoche at Deyang Monastery (Institute of Buddhist Studies) in Mundgod, India. From June 2007:- Dec 2009,Done a ten large wall paintings thangka about the seventeen great pandita of glorious nalanda seventeen masters, I worked independently many project . From Jan 2010:- Sep 2012, I mainly worked for Thangka & Gifts Exporters
in Dharamshala, India. From Sep 2012, I reside in USA with my wife. I continue to paint Tibetan Traditional contemporary thangka painting, wish to introduce our tradition here........ in USA & i live in Florida ,in my previous days i had done so many small to large thangka painting project , i want to continue Tibetan contemporary Traditional thangka painting in usa,i have a 15 years experience in Tibetan contemporary Traditional thangka painting , art lovers support us to preserve Tibetan contemporary Traditional thangka painting, Description about my work, The creation of a thankga takes several steps and often takes several months to complete. First the fabric must be mounted and stretched on a frame.A special flat stone or smooth marbal glass is used to smooth out the painting surface after the gesso has been applied to the canvas.The composition of a thangka, as with the majority of Buddhist art, is highly geometric. Arms, legs, eyes, nostrils, ears, and various ritual impleme
nts are all laid out on a systematic grid of angles and intersecting lines. Because the art is explicitly religious, all symbols and allusions must be in accordance with strict guidelines laid out in Buddhist scripture.Once I have completed the drawing, under my direction, each applies their special skill to finish the canvas the traditional Tibetan rules as they apply to thangka painting using the classical text book interpretation.The Silk Brocade Border The thankga is not a flat creation like an oil painting or acrylic painting but consists of a picture panel which is painted or embroidered over which textile is mounted usually from silk. The selection of the silk border is an important part of the process.I select for my thangkas . Each silk panel is selected based on color and brocade design then carefully measured.After the measurements are completed, the silk frame is created.The painted canvas is positioned into the frame and stitched into place. The entire process is done b
y hand. Once positioned it is ready the craftsman to permanently sew the canvas to the silk border.Generally, thankgas last a very long time and retain much of their lustre, but because of their delicate nature, they have to be kept in dry places where moisture wont affect the quality of the silk. ..... Less