Leslie Rinchen-Wongmo, Silk Applique Thangkas

Contemporary Buddhist Textile Art rooted in Tibetan Tradition

Nomad Girls by Leslie Rinchen-Wongmo NOMAD GIRLS

35"x24" / 90 x 60 cm

Nontraditional piece based on a photograph by Diane Barker.

The figures of two girls returning from pilgrimage are hand-stitched with traditional techniques. The background is pieced and quilted cotton and organza, inkjet printed with Diane's photograph.

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Last Updated on Friday, 06 August 2010 00:05

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The Tibetan word "thangka" is transliterated in various ways, and this pieced and embroidered fabric type is often referred to as applique thanka.

So whether you're looking for fabric thangka or applique tangka or silk thangkha or however you spell it, thanks for visiting! Enjoy your stay.

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