Artwork

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View Andy's artwork in our Online Thangka Gallery and a selection from Line Drawings:

- Thangka Paintings
- Line Drawings
- Other Artwork

Andy Weber Studios makes art cards, prints, posters and reproductions of Andy Weber's artwork. Statues, original paintings & line drawings are also available. Visit our Online Store for more information.

Original Artworks Available

ORIGINAL PAINTINGS

Please contact us to discuss purchasing of original artworks.

Unless indicated originals are painted with self made matt acrylics and pure gold on canvas.

Some contain pure natural colours.

Details and Prices

1. Heruka Chakrasamvara Body Mandala £ 4500

Size: 58cm x 58cm /23” x 23”

2. White Tara Mandala £ 3200 * SOLD *

Size: 52cm x 52cm /20.5” x 20.5”

3. Mandala of Amitayus £ 3000 * SOLD *

Size: 50cm x 50cm /19.5” x 19.5”

4. Mandala of Compassion * SOLD *

Size: 52cm x 52cm / 20.5” x 22.5”

Smaller originals are painted with Gouache and pure gold on board

5. Offering of Five Senses £ 1200

Size: 25cm x 37cm / 9.5” x 14.5”

6. Eight Precious Offerings £ 1200

Size: 20cm x 32cm / 7.5” x 12.5”

7. Om Mani Padme Hung £ 1000

Size: 21cm x 42cm / 8.5” x17”

8. Om Ah Hung (light background) £ 750

Size: 15cm x 30 / 6” x 12”

9. Animal Liberation ( SOLD )

Size: 32cm x 44cm / 12.” x 17 “

Oil Paintings

10. Green Tara £ 2000

Size: 30cm x 40cm/ 11.5” x 15.5“

Thangka Painting

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In Tibet, a thangka (which is a painted or an embroidered Buddhist image) was traditionally used in monasteries but also in private household altars. Huge ceremonial thangkas were shown on buildings and carried around in ceremonial processions during high holdidays. Traveling monks and teachers also favored smaller scroll paintings because they were easily rolled and transported easily.

Thangkas served as important teaching tools depicting motifs such as the life of the Buddha, great teachers, deities, and bodhisattvas. To the Tibtean Buddhists the painting actually represent the the deity or the master depicted, demanding the same respect and veneration as the actual deity or master.