Calligraphy of the sacred syllable OM. Painted on metallic paper by Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche- 33” x 23” framed $800 + $150 Shipping

Thangka of Khado Kalpa Sangmo Chod Khado. Beautifuly hand painted Thangka. Chod literally meaning “cutting through”. Chod practice involves removing obstacles, disease and danger, cutting emotional attachment and attaining absolute confidence and wisdom in the vast understanding of emptiness. Exquisitely painted from Nepal

Calligraphy melody O Yang (The Melody of Light) Calligraphy Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche with book

Traditional Tibetan Wooden Snow Lions hand carved by Tibetan master in Tibet. Wall hanging panels. Snow Lions symbolize power, strength and fearlessness and stands as the emblem of Tibet, embodying the essence of its snow-covered mountains and glaciers. 12 x 9

Tapihritsa Statue donated by Khado Tsering Wangmo from her home in California. Tapihritsa was a 7th or 8th century Bon practitioner who achieved the Dzogchen mastery of the Rainbow body. Blessed and Empowered with fillings by Geshe Denma . Statue is 8” tall by 4.5 “d x 6” wide. Comes with a circular cloth Mandala that reads Om ma tri mu ye le du in dzang dzung, Mandala , 10.5” $1500 + Free shipping

Photo of His Eminence Lopon Tenzin Namdak Rinpoche Lopon is the most senior teacher in the Bon tradition. He was the co-founder of Menri Monastery I India, and also the founder of Triten Norbutse Monastery in Nepal. He is 99 years old. 14” x 11”.

Refuge tree fine print. The Bon Refuge Tree depicts the lineages of Bon back to the primordial Buddha Kuntu Zangpo: the three Bon Dzogchen lineages, the lineage of the Bon Path of Transformation (Tantra), and the Bon Path of Renunciation (Sutra). It also depicts the line of Menri abbots, the compassionate beings of the Five Paths, the Nine Buddhas of the different eons, the Buddhas of the Ten Directions, the deities of the inner and outer Tantra, the Khandromas (dakinis), and Bon protectors.

Mixed media portrait of Geshe Denma in Crestone Colorado embellished with hand painted Garuda and yaks with stylized tibetan mountians and clouds. Photo on canvas with paint 8x10”

In this year of the wood dragon here is the piece to bid on. The Tibetan dragon is a creature of great creative power, a positive icon, representing the strong yang principle of heaven, change, energy, wealth and creativity. 15 ½ x 161/2”