Black Jambhala Hand-Painted Wall Thangka

Black Jambhala is regarded in Tibetan Buddhism as a powerful guardian of wealth, strength, and decisive action. Unlike gentler prosperity figures, Black Jambhala represents direct force—the removal of obstacles, the breaking of stagnation, and the protection of rightful abundance through clarity and resolve.

This wall-hanging thangka is entirely hand-painted by Tibetan artists from the Regong region of Qinghai. Created in accordance with traditional thangka proportions and iconography, the artwork is executed using natural mineral pigments, built up through careful layering to achieve depth, intensity, and lasting visual presence.

Designed for intentional spaces—such as meditation rooms, studies, or spiritually grounded living areas—this Black Jambhala thangka is not merely decorative. It serves as a visual anchor within a space, embodying protection, grounded wealth energy, and unwavering inner authority.

No printing. No reproduction. Each piece is a singular work of sacred art.

Craft & Materials

• Hand-painted by Tibetan artists from Regong, Qinghai

• Traditional Tibetan thangka composition and proportions

• Natural mineral pigments on cloth

• Created as a wall-hanging sacred artwork

• Each thangka is unique and unrepeatable

Large wall-hanging thangkas require significantly more time, precision, and compositional discipline than wearable pieces.

Due to their scale, every detail—from facial expression to symbolic structure—must be rendered with balance and clarity. The painting process involves extended layering of mineral pigments, refined line work, and prolonged visual calibration by the artist.

More importantly, a wall thangka is created to become part of the space itself—quietly influencing atmosphere, focus, and rhythm over time.

Its value lies not only in craftsmanship, but in lasting presence.

This thangka is intended for respectful display in a calm and dedicated space. It invites focus, strength, and grounded intention into the surrounding environment.

Created in Qinghai’s Regong region, each Inner Vision Art thangka is a continuation of living heritage—painted slowly, intentionally, and without replication.