'Lotus Frame, Phurba & Dorje', Tibetan Wall Hanging Art

'Lotus Frame, Phurba & Dorje', Tibetan Wall Hanging ArtThis truly 'one of a kind' piece of art is handmade by a Tibetan artist named Pasang in Kathmandu. The textile used in this unique piece is sheep wool that come from various pangden (Tibetan aprons) which date back to at least 60 to 200+ years. These woollen textiles (old discarded pangden) have been handpicked from the ground, transformed, and reborn by stitching them together into this beautiful and unique patchwork design. There is no other piece

5 days of stitching the pieces together at 8 hours per day

The textile used in this unique piece is sheep wool which come from various pangden (Tibetan aprons) which date back to at least 60 to 100+ years

'Double Endless Knot in Pink & Green'

due to the pandemic / limited number of flights

The item will be shipped by courier to your front door and you will be given a tracking number upon shipment

Anyone who has travelled to Tibet and the Himalayan regions of Nepal

Dimensions: 158cm x 195cm

There is no other piece like this in the world - this cannot be emphasised enough

'Double Dorje Tapestry'

These blankets have been collected from across Tibet from the ground

Other Himalayan tales talk about the Dze stone as being 'droppings of the Garuda bird'

The lotus: The meaning of a lotus in Buddhism is used as an analogy in how it merges from the 'mud of our confusion'