Institute of Tibetan Thangka Art
Dharamsala, India
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Supporting ITTA
Purchase a thangka from one of our students on eBay's World of Good:
Current listings
http://worldofgood.ebay.com/viewItem?ItemId=180348181002
http://worldofgood.ebay.com/viewItem?ItemId=180348178905
Purchase a set of cards:
Painted by students, these cards are printed on heavy stock; 10 for $5.00 plus shipping, email us for details!
Commission a thangka:
Master students, supervised by their teachers, produce top-quality work.
Coordinate a gallery exhibition:
The teachers of the school have showcased their art Internationally, and we are eager for our students to be able to do the same, and have a chance to sell their works as well.
Sponsor a student's training:
New arrivals from Tibet need financial assistance for living expenses and art supplies.
Library project:
Students and the local community have no access to the excellent art books available due to their prohibitive cost.
Mineral color project:
Traditional hand-made pigments are expensive; extensive training is needed to make and paint with them.
Please contact us if you are interested in supporting the Institute of Tibetan Thangka Art. Contributions are tax-deductable.
Current listings
http://worldofgood.ebay.com/viewItem?ItemId=180348181002
http://worldofgood.ebay.com/viewItem?ItemId=180348178905
Purchase a set of cards:
Painted by students, these cards are printed on heavy stock; 10 for $5.00 plus shipping, email us for details!
Commission a thangka:
Master students, supervised by their teachers, produce top-quality work.
Coordinate a gallery exhibition:
The teachers of the school have showcased their art Internationally, and we are eager for our students to be able to do the same, and have a chance to sell their works as well.
Sponsor a student's training:
New arrivals from Tibet need financial assistance for living expenses and art supplies.
Library project:
Students and the local community have no access to the excellent art books available due to their prohibitive cost.
Mineral color project:
Traditional hand-made pigments are expensive; extensive training is needed to make and paint with them.
