The Thangka painting tradition is characterized by a unique style that is very peculiar and truly fascinating. Behind each image of Buddhas, Bodhisattvas, Gods and Goddesses, terrifying Dharmapalas, mythological animals, Gurus and intricate Mandalas there is a profound meaning. Thangka paintings are still considered very important for studying and preserving the religion, history, culture and traditions of all Himalaya area of Tibet, India and Nepal. The origin of these elaborated designs is in traditional Tibetan Buddhist meditation rituals and practices that Lamas and monks use to perform and teach. The visions of former Dalai Lamas, enlightened teachers, Dakinis and monks are expressed into the images of mandala, symbols and important figures of Buddhist and Hindu pantheon. ....