RELATED TIBETAN SCRIPTS
Thursday, 5 December 2013

Set in stone.

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Stone Mantras The idiom "set in stone" is generally a metaphor for something 'firmly established', be it a se...
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Monday, 2 December 2013

Learn to write beautiful Tibetan

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Tibetan Calligraphy workshop in Brussels  15th - 16th February 2014 Drawing upon the traditional construction guide...
Sunday, 8 September 2013

Tashi's own.....

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A Gallery solely dedicated to fine Tibetan scriptural art is perhaps the first of its kind in the western world? But is d...

A Journal of gilding gold on Lapis

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Mani mantra on lapis-like background ⓒ Tashi Mannox 2013 Who doesn't like richness of gold on deep lapis blue colour? a combi...
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Monday, 5 August 2013

Talking of Art........

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In association with The Awakened Heart community in Birmingham. A two part video of this talk can be seen on U-tube
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Wednesday, 29 May 2013

The Karmapa Khyeno mantra

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The meaning of the "Karmapa Khyeno" mantra by H.H 17th Gyalwang Karmapa, Orgyen Trinley Droje. The 16th Karmapa, Rangjung R...
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Wednesday, 8 May 2013

Art exhibition launch

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A detail of a new embossed 'ink-less' calligraphy Especially created for the new exhibition. A beautiful sunshine sprin...
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Tashi is an Englishman who set out on his path in the arts and meditation at the tender age of 11. Shortly after he finished his formal art degree training, he became a Buddhist monk in the Tibetan Karma Kagyu order. For the next 17 years he studied under a Tibetan master of arts called Sherab Palden Beru, apprenticing in the elaborate art of temple decoration and Tibetan calligraphy. In his finishing years as a monk, Tashi studied under a master of the rare ancient Sanskrit forms, namely Lantsa and Wartu in Dharamsala. Since the beginning of the Millennium, Tashi has been actively creative in Tibetan calligraphy and iconography, established as an internationally known artist. This blog is to share knowledge on Tibetan related scripts, upholding the integrity of their ancient heritage, through a concern in conservation and preservation and to communicate Dharma; is very much at the heart of Tashi's work as an artist.
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