For spiritual practitioners, art collectors, and seekers of inner peace, Regong’s round Shakyamuni Buddha Tsatsa Thangka pendant is far more than ethnic jewelry—it is a pocket-sized sacred shrine rooted in UNESCO-listed Regong Tibetan thangka craft. This handmade gau amulet encapsulates the power of Shakyamuni, the Awakened One, letting you carry wisdom, calm and universal...

For Tibetan Buddhist practitioners, spiritual seekers, and lovers of rare ethnic art, the Round Tsatsa Green Tara Thangka pendant from Regong Arts is more than wearable jewelry—it is a miniature sacred shrine you can carry anywhere. Rooted in UNESCO-listed Regong Thangka craftsmanship, this circular gau amulet merges centuries-old hand-painting techniques with the profound spiritual...

If you’ve ever looked for sacred art that blends uncompromising craftsmanship, deep spiritual meaning, and centuries of living tradition, our Regong Thangka collection is where your search ends. Rooted in the Regong region of Qinghai, China—a UNESCO-listed hub of Tibetan Buddhist art—these hand-painted thangkas are not just decor; they are portable temples, meditation...

Buy genuine Thangka paintings created with authentic Regong Arts heritage and traditional Tibetan techniques. Each piece is hand-painted with rich symbolism. Secure shopping and global delivery available.

Deep in the Longwu River basin of Qinghai Province, known as the “Golden Valley” or Regong in Tibetan, a unique form of sacred art has been preserved for centuries: Regong Tsa‑Tsa Thangka. As part of the UNESCO‑listed Regong Art intangible cultural heritage, Tsa‑Tsa combines the delicate precision of miniature sculpture with the spiritual depth of traditional Thangka painting,...

Jambhala, also known as Kubera, is revered as the god of wealth in Tibetan Buddhism. He is believed to be an emanation of Avalokiteshvara (Chenrezig), the Bodhisattva of Compassion. As a symbol of abundance and prosperity, it is believed that keeping a painting or statue of Jambhala in your home brings blessings of wealth and financial well-being. Jambhala sits majestically on a lotus, holding the mongoose Nehulay, which continuously spews precious jewels and treasures. This symbol represents Jambhala’s power to grant wealth, fulfill wishes, and eliminate poverty across the six realms of existence. In addition to wealth, he promotes virtues such as wisdom, compassion, and long life.