A gallery of paintings and prints of the Twenty One Taras paintings accompanied by corresponding verses of traditional prayers. Available as prints or new commissions.

Sculpture, temple and stupa art, and rituals. Includes many images as well as detailed text.

Some images of dakinis, including headless ones. Also images of thogchags. Comments on both.

Fourteen Tibetan paintings of mandalas dating from the 13th to the 16th centuries, with commentary, and descriptive catalog.

Brief descriptions of types of art and samples of chanting and ritual music (in .wav format.)

A project that helps Dharma Centers in the world create large Buddhist statues from bronze, wood and concrete. Image gallery of completed projects and information about works in progress.

A brief description of the general meaning of mandalas.

A selection of thangkas from the collection of the Buryat Historical Museum with a brief description of the museum.

The Tibetan Buddhist Buddha of Compassion: Chenresig (Avalokiteshvara)

Tibetan Sand Mandala Tour 2001 and 2002 in New Zealand. Information about and images of Chenrezig Tibetan Sand Mandalas.

A celebration of the female spirit as manifest in the Dakini. Some images of Dakinis with a brief discussion of the symbolism.

A gallery of Deities from Tibetan Buddhist tradition rendered through Photoshop and the Web.

The school, in Kathmandu, Nepal, is supervised by Nyingma lamas. Site contains images of more than 300 thangkas, illustrated essays detailing the creation process and symbolism. Works can be commissioned or purchased.

Brief description of mandalas, including a computer model developed at Cornell University.

An essay regarding the temple guardians (Dharmapalas) of Tibet, including their hagiography, role in current religion, art history, reference to sacred landscape and mandala, and place in the Tibetan Pantheon.

Art and culture of Tibetan chod practitioners and dakinis.

A collection of illustrated articles about Buddhist and Hindu art. Topics include Dance of the Yogini, The Bodhisattva Ideal; Tantric Buddhist Art; and Green Tara and White Tara - Feminist Ideals in Buddhist Art.

Guide to Tibetan Art, Theatre & Music. The WWW Virtual Library entry provides a central access point to online resources dealing with Tibetan art.

Illustrated discussion of mandalas, their creation and their place within Buddhist Tantric practice.

Description and images from the creation of a sand mandala.

A sorted Archive of Tibetan Thangka Art

Miksang means Good Eye in Tibetan. Fine Art Photography that works with a contemplative style called Miksang. See new exhibit titled "In Quiet Places".

The Rezk Collection of Tibetan Art from the Southern Alleghenies Museum of Art. Eight-five images with explanatory text accompanied by forty-seven related essays.

A collection of Tibetan and Nepalese Thangka paintings featuring Red, Green, and White Tara; Chenrezig (Avalokiteshvara); Manjushri, Boddhisattva, Mandalas; Wheel of Life; Mahakaal; Yab Yum; Kuber; Ganesha.

A collection of thangkas including brief descriptions.

A selection of thangkas, some with descriptions.

History and explanation of mandalas, with photos.

Gallery showing hand-stitched mosaics of silk by a contemporary textile artist working in the Tibetan tradition. Information on creation process and history of fabric thangkas.

Creators of silk appliques thangkas and paintings, unique historic Tibetan art projects and films.

The Himalayan Art Project, sponsored by the Shelley and Donald Rubin Foundation, provides access to more than 1,200 works of Tibetan art held in major collections. Each tangka or statue can be viewed in fine detail using a zoom capability. Browse by category or use search to locate subjects. Also includes special exhibits and educational material.

A collection of the tantric paintings.

Descriptions and illustrations of touring exhibits of sacred music, sacred dance, mandala sand painting, art, and photos of Tibet. Includes tour schedule and contact information.

Tibetan monks are using the camera for the first time to document and share their lives and culture in exile. Several galleries of photographs and related material.

There have been people asking why the deities in Tibetan Buddhism, especially the Dharma Protectors and deities of the Highest Yoga Tantra are so wrathful and fierce in looks. The look of wrathfulness is also the same as compassion.

A school in Dharamsala, India that teaches the art of Tibetan thangka painting. Commissions are accepted for specific thangkas.

Tthe work of Sanje Elliott, thangka painter. Paintings done in the traditional Karma Ghadri style of Tibetan Sacred Art. Gallery of thangkas and information on classes.

Tibetan Thangka Gallery # 1 from the Taeger Collection, 20 temporary paintings by Tibetan artists

Osel Shen Phen Ling copyright-free line drawings from various tibetan sources. Java applets for a prayer wheel and candle offerings.