Tsongkhapa's Refuge Tree - 18th Century

A Sacred Masterpiece from a Living Tradition
Only a few of these blessed reproductions are available. Each piece is framed by hand and carries the spiritual lineage of Kathok Monastery.

A Portal to the Lineage of Wisdom

This Tsongkhapa's Refuge Tree Thangka is more than a painting—it is a sacred map of enlightenment and a visual representation of the entire Tibetan Buddhist path. Reproduced from an 18th-century original, it depicts the spiritual refuge of Je Tsongkhapa, founder of the Gelug tradition, surrounded by all the Buddhas, Bodhisattvas, and lineage masters. It serves as a powerful support for meditation, devotion, and inviting blessings into your sacred space.

Key Features of This Sacred Art

• Authentic Reproduction: Faithfully reproduced from a 15th-century original using high-definition giclée printing on traditional cotton canvas.
• Hand-Framed with Devotion: Each thangka is meticulously framed by Tibetan craftsmen, ensuring it is ready for display and practice.
• Protected & Presented: The front is covered with a layer of silk, and it comes with an exquisite wooden painting shaft and hanging lanyard.
• Choice of Harmony: Select from 8 different frame colors to match your altar or decor, making it a personal spiritual centerpiece.
• Direct from Tradition: This series originates from the revered Kathok Monastery and was created for practitioners.

Deep Spiritual Significance

The Refuge Tree, or "Lama Norbu Gyatso," is a profound visualization tool. Meditating upon it helps to:

• Awaken devotion and connection to the entire lineage of enlightened masters.
• Attract the blessings, wisdom, and compassionate energy of all Buddhas.
• Protect the practitioner by creating a field of enlightened merit.
• Enhance your understanding of the path to Buddhahood.

It is said that simply viewing such a sacred image plants seeds of liberation. This thangka makes the profound teachings of Je Tsongkhapa accessible, serving as a constant reminder of the goal of awakening.

Artisan Craft & Sacred Origin

This piece bridges centuries of tradition. The original was a 15th-century mineral pigment painting on cotton, a technique reserved for the most sacred subjects. Today, skilled artisans hand-frame each reproduction, ensuring the reverence of the original is maintained. Sourced from the Kathok Monastery tradition, it supports the preservation of this sacred art form.

Product Details

• Material: Cotton & fiber canvas, silk protective cover, wooden shaft.
• Type: Giclee Print Thangka.
• Craft: High-resolution digital print with mineral pigments, hand-framed.
• Condition: Condition: New, blessed, and ready for spiritual practice.
• Total Frame Size: Height: 120cm (47.2"), Top Width: 66cm (26"), Bottom Width: 82cm (32.3").
• Core Image Size: 60cm x 40cm (approx. 23.6" x 15.8").
• Note: Select your preferred frame color from 8 options at purchase.
•  Slight size variations may occur between frame colors.
  

Perfect For

• Deepening your Guru Yoga or Refuge Tree meditation practice.
• Creating a powerful and blessed focal point in your home meditation space or shrine room.
• Carrying the blessings of the Gelug lineage and Je Tsongkhapa's wisdom into your daily life.
• Giving a gift of immense spiritual significance to a practitioner or teacher.

Authenticity & Blessing Guarantee

• Lineage Authentic: Reproduced from a historic Kathok Monastery thangka design.
• Handcrafted Finish: Each piece is framed by hand by Tibetan craftsmen.
• Spiritual Purpose: Created for believers and intended as an object of devotion.
• Gift-Ready Sacred Art: A profound and beautiful offering that honors the recipient's spiritual path.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is this a hand-painted or printed thangka?
A: This is a high-quality giclée print on cotton canvas, reproduced from a hand-painted mineral pigment original. The framing is done entirely by hand.

Q: How do I choose the frame color?
A> Eight frame color options are available. Please select your preferred color number during checkout to personalize your sacred art.

Q: How should I display and care for this thangka?
A> Hang it in a clean, respectful place, ideally at or above eye level. Avoid direct sunlight and high humidity to preserve the colors. It is a sacred object, so handle it with mindful intention.

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✨ Invite This Lineage Blessing Into Your Home – Only a limited number of these hand-framed thangkas are available. Once this sacred stock is gone, it may not be offered again.