The Art of Thangka: Painting Guru Padmasambhava

A Three-Day Tibetan Sacred Art Workshop ✨

Thangka painting is a treasured tradition of Tibetan sacred art, bringing together artistic beauty, Buddhist wisdom, and spiritual practice. Every line, color, and symbol carries profound meaning, making each painting more than a work of art.

Join us for a special three-day workshop with Tibetan thangka master Gesang Tashi. Through personal, step-by-step guidance, discover the beauty and symbolism of Guru Padmasambhava while experiencing the joy of creating your own thangka in a warm and welcoming atmosphere.

No previous painting experience is required. Everyone is warmly welcome.

🔸 Workshop Details

Thangka Master: Gesang Tashi

Venue: Dechen Institute, Bangkok

Dates: November 27–29, 2026 (Friday–Sunday, 3 Days)

Time: 9:30 AM – 4:00 PM

Registration Now Open!

Early Bird (by November 15): THB 4,950

Regular Registration: THB 5,950

About the Artist 👨‍🎨

Gesang Tashi

A thangka artist and founder of the Gangxi Thangka Art Gallery, Gesang Tashi currently serves as a board member of the Tibet Thangka Association and vice president of the Gansu Thangka Art Association.

He represented Tibetan thangka art at the Santa Fe International Folk Art Market for four consecutive years. His works have also been exhibited at the Salon d’Automne and ART CAPITAL in Paris, France.

What Participants Will Gain

Discover the rare and sacred art of traditional Tibetan thangka painting through personal, step-by-step guidance from an experienced thangka master. Learn traditional painting techniques and explore the Buddhist symbolism and spiritual significance of Guru Padmasambhava while creating your own thangka painting to take home.

Included: All painting materials and equipment, lunch, tea, and coffee throughout the three-day workshop.

📌 Register via email 1000tara@gmail.com