Brocade Mini Dresser cultural heritage screen printed in Tibetan and

screen printed in Tibetan and English

Loose and generous

hungry spirits and denizens of hell – the lower realms characterised more by intense suffering

The wheel to his right represents the teachings he will reveal when appearing in this world as a buddha

Vajrapani is depicted as being wrathful in aspect

Brocade Mini Dresser cultural heritage screen printed in Tibetan andFlowers in stylized forms appear widely from the 11th century onwards, forming the core of Tibetan decorative art. They embellish the background of thangkas and decorate furniture, murals, and carpets. Our brocade flower patterned boxes are inspired by silk brocade patterns traditionally used to mount painted and appliqud thangkas. Skillfully crafted by our woodwork artisans, hand painted in traditional kyumbur style and finished with handmade brass