Three-dimensional Mandala by Nepalese Master Thangka artist Tashi Gurung from Upper Mustang, Nepal. Framed and ships from San Francisco, CA
Three-dimensional Mandala
Three-dimensional Mandala by Nepalese Master Thangka artist Tashi Gurung from Upper Mustang, Nepal. Framed and ships from San Francisco, CA
Three-dimensional Mandala by Nepalese Master Thangka artist Tashi Gurung from Upper Mustang, Nepal. Framed and ships from San Francisco, CA
Three-dimensional Mandala by Nepalese Master Thangka artist Tashi Gurung from Upper Mustang, Nepal. Framed and ships from San Francisco, CA
Three-dimensional Mandala by Nepalese Master Thangka artist Tashi Gurung from Upper Mustang, Nepal. Framed and ships from San Francisco, CA
Three-dimensional Mandala by Nepalese Master Thangka artist Tashi Gurung from Upper Mustang, Nepal. Framed and ships from San Francisco, CA
Three-dimensional Mandala
Three-dimensional Mandala by Nepalese Master Thangka artist Tashi Gurung from Upper Mustang, Nepal. Framed and ships from San Francisco, CA
Three-dimensional Mandala by Nepalese Master Thangka artist Tashi Gurung from Upper Mustang, Nepal. Framed and ships from San Francisco, CA
Three-dimensional Mandala by Nepalese Master Thangka artist Tashi Gurung from Upper Mustang, Nepal. Framed and ships from San Francisco, CA
Three-dimensional Mandala by Nepalese Master Thangka artist Tashi Gurung from Upper Mustang, Nepal. Framed and ships from San Francisco, CA
Tashi Gurung

Three-dimensional Mandala

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Tashi Gurung lives in the Mustang Kingdom, on the border between Chinese Tibet and Nepal. For over 25 years, he's been practicing the ancient art form of Tibetan Buddhist thangka painting.

 

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Technique Dimensions
Painting on rice paper with mineral pigments and Yak ghee 18.5'' H, 23.5’’ W
Framing From
Wood and non-glare acrylic glass frame, black Lo Manthang, Nepal
  • Ships from San Francisco, CA
  • Ships within: 1-3 days for originals, 10-14 for prints
  • Delivery time: 5-7 days for domestic shipments, 10-14 for international
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  • Returns: 30 days for originals, sales are final for prints

Original Painting on Canvas:   

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Our paintings are stretched in California on wooden stretcher bars, and stapled on the back of the painting
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All paintings are shipped with a certificate of authenticity, hanging nails, and are ready to hang on a wall.

Canvas Print:

A reproduction of the original artwork on canvas.

High-quality archival canvas with Matte UV protective varnish.  The canvas is then stretched on 1.5'' hard-wood stretcher bars.  Learn more...

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HD Metal Print:

A reproduction of the original artwork on a high-definition aluminum panel.
Our ChromaLux HD metal prints have a beautiful vibrancy and luminosity.  Made by infusing dyes directly into aluminum.  They are lightweight, durable, easy to clean, and can be displayed without framing or placing behind glass.
Metal prints are shipped with a back-frame, hanging nails, and are ready to hang on a wall.
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Tashi Gurung is a Thangka and Mandala artist from Lo Manthang, Nepal.

In 1999, Tashi and several other artists began restoring 500-year-old Buddhist murals in local gompas (monasteries). Tashi helped to restore Jampa, Thupchen, Tsarang, and other Buddhist gompas, as documented in the NOVA PBS documentary "Lost Treasures of Tibet".

Tashi then went on several UNESCO-sponsored trips to Bhutan, Nepal, Ladakh in India, Tibet, and Kham in China to take part in the restoration of other Buddhist monasteries.

Inspired by this experience, Tashi traveled to Kathmandu and for 5 years studied the ancient painting and iconography from Master Thangka Painter Mukti Singh Thapa.

Tashi has a small art gallery in his hometown of Lo Manthang.

All thangkas are hand-painted on local hand-made rice paper. For traditional Mustang Thangkas, Tashi uses local mineral pigments from semiprecious stones like vermillion or orpiment. These are ground to powder for 3 months and then mixed with Yak ghee and water. 24-carat gold is used in some Thangkas as well.

"Lost Treasures"

Our second Tashi's solo exhibit in April of 2023 featured Medicine Thangka, Mantra Mandala, Thousand Buddhas, Pancha Buddha.

see the exhibit

My visit to Nepal

In October 2018, I visited Nepal and Tashi's home, Upper Mustang. To get to Mustang, we flew into one of the most dangerous mountain airports and set out in a caravan on a 10-day journey. After 4 days in the saddle, I met Tashi Gurung in the remote Lo Manthang.

see the video

"The Last Kingdom"

In April 2022, we hosted Tashi's first solo exhibit at Art House SF. Tashi lives in a very remote and very unique Upper Mustang (formerly Mustang Kingdom). Mustang was a restricted kingdom until 1992 which makes it one of the most preserved regions in the world.

See the exhibit

Frequently Asked Questions:

Is this artwork original? How is it framed?
Under "TECHNIQUE" column above, if it says Oil, Acrylic, Watercolor, or Fabric then yes, this is authentic, original, one-of-the-kind artwork delivered to us directly by the artist and stretched & framed in California. If it says "Print", then this is a very accurate reproduction of the original work.
  		Every work is ready to be hung and, in most cases, framed. See under "FRAMING" column above. One of the photos of the artwork is always with a frame. We try to pick the best frame for each work, see our framing guide for details.
 
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Can you help me install the artwork? What's your return policy?
Each package includes everything you need to install the artwork: a level, nails, microfiber cloth, even a small tape measure. For large paintings in the SF Bay Area, we'll include a FREE art installation service as well.
  		If for any reason you don't like the artwork, please return it to us within 30 days in the original condition. We'll gladly accept it and issue a full refund minus the return shipping cost. Art prints are custom products and are not eligible for returns.
 
Do you ship internationally? How long will my order take?
Yes, we do. We shipped paintings to Austria, Australia, Canada, France, Belgium, Germany, the UK. All were delivered without any issues and promptly, ~2 weeks with UPS Ground. Rates were from $60 to $140, so quite reasonable. Email us to estimate shipping charges. We ship within 1-3 business days with UPS Ground. Shipping times are 2-3 days to the West Coast and 5-7 days to the East Coast. Fine art prints are made to order, so they're shipped within 10-14 days after placing an order.
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