Passing the Wheel – Karma Phuntsok | Museum-Quality Giclée Print
One hand passes a Tibetan prayer wheel into another, mala still wrapped around the wrist, with the Potala Palace sketched softly in the background. A quiet, powerful piece by Karma Phuntsok about the unbroken transmission of faith, language, and identity from one generation of Tibetans to the next. Meaningful for every Tibetan home in exile and for those who hold the cause close.
About the Artist: Karma Phuntsok is widely regarded as the father of contemporary Tibetan art. After fleeing Tibet in 1959, he trained in traditional thangka painting in Nepal and now creates work that blends classical Tibetan iconography with contemporary expression. His paintings are collected worldwide.
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One hand passes a Tibetan prayer wheel into another, mala still wrapped around the wrist, with the Potala Palace sketched softly in the background. A quiet, powerful piece by Karma Phuntsok about the unbroken transmission of faith, language, and identity from one generation of Tibetans to the next. Meaningful for every Tibetan home in exile and for those who hold the cause close.
About the Artist: Karma Phuntsok is widely regarded as the father of contemporary Tibetan art. After fleeing Tibet in 1959, he trained in traditional thangka painting in Nepal and now creates work that blends classical Tibetan iconography with contemporary expression. His paintings are collected worldwide.
Frame Not Included.