Curious about Tibetan art and the intricate beauty of Thangka painting?

Join me for a relaxed, small-group workshop exploring the rich artistic traditions of Tibet. Through visual presentations, traditional Thangka imagery and a few selected art pieces, we’ll discover the colors, symbols, motifs and stories that bring these beautiful works to life.

The workshop invites you to slow down, observe and explore through drawing. Choose what speaks to you most — whether it’s the face of the Buddha, meaningful symbols, intricate decorative patterns, or the mountains, clouds and landscapes found in traditional Tibetan art.

With simple, guided drawing exercises, you’ll explore lines, shapes, proportions and details at your own pace. No need to draw everything — just follow what inspires you.

WHAT TO EXPECT

• An introduction to Tibetan art and Thangka traditions
• Exploring paintings, colors, symbols and motifs
• Guided drawing of the Buddha’s face, landscapes or decorative elements of your choice
• A relaxed, creative space to explore & learn at your own pace

WORKSHOP DETAILS

Duration: 3 to 4 hours
Group size: 1–4 participants
Location: Art room in a Community Activity Centre in Goa
Contribution: ₹1,500 per person. All art materials, coffee, tea and a vegetarian lunch are included.

Starting: Jan 2027 — Dates will be planned around your preferred choice, giving priority to your requested date wherever possible, while coordinating with other interested participants to form a small group.

Interested in joining ? To register and share your preferred date email me at mountainthangka@gmail.com.

My own journey with this beautiful art has grown through years of travel, personal study, attending workshops, and learning from artists and practitioners across the Himalayan region & the USA. The more I learn, the more I discover how deep and profound this art is, and I continue to learn from it with each experience. I now share this journey through relaxed, hands-on workshops that invite curiosity, observation, and a deeper appreciation of the art.

WHO IS IT FOR?

Beginners • Art enthusiasts • Curious learners

No prior drawing experience needed — just curiosity and a willingness to explore.

Join a small group and/or bring a few friends along to explore the fascinating world of Thangka painting through observation and creative exploration.