Buddha Sacred Arts

About Us

From the heart of Kathmandu

Buddha Sacred Arts began in the late 1990s in Thamel, Kathmandu, with a deep appreciation for traditional Thangka painting and the people who preserve this sacred craft. What began modestly grew through patience, trust and a lasting relationship with Nepalese artists and artisan communities.

Today, our collection includes Thangka paintings, mandalas, singing bowls, prayer beads, statues and carefully selected Himalayan handicrafts. Many pieces are sourced from experienced artisans and training monks who have devoted years to learning their craft.

Our online home allows us to share these meaningful works with collectors around the world while remaining rooted in respect, authenticity and personal service.

From the heart of Kathmandu

Our story in five chapters

Follow the traditional Thangka-making process and the journey of Buddha Sacred Arts, from hand-prepared cotton to finished sacred art.

  1. Preparing cotton canvas by hand in a Kathmandu Thangka workshop
  2. Stretching prepared cotton canvas onto a traditional wooden frame
  3. Sketching the sacred form of a Thangka with precision
  4. Applying natural colours to a hand-painted Thangka
  5. Sharing finished Himalayan sacred art with collectors around the world

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