SAA Visit. "Pursuing Perfection and Enlightenment" in this Masterwork Tangka by Tibetan Artist

A SAA visit to studio and gallery of Tibetan artist, from E. Tibet,
where I had travelled in Sichuan, the past two summers.
Tashi  Dhargyal  is working on this masterwork, a traditional tangka
See:  www.PreserveTibetanArt.org   and to donate on line to support his project,
www.solofoundation.org/donate  or mail checks to:  The Solo Foundation, 230 W. 38th St, 9th Fl,
NY NY  10018.  Find him working on this five year project at: 6770 McKinley St #130, Sebastopol, CA  95472   Tibetan Gallery & Studio @The Barlow   He and his wife run the studio/gallery.   Email:  studio@ TashiDhargyal.com    
 

A charming lyrical detail of the sacred deer, the peaches, in the Tangka, which give you a sense of the lyricism of his style, achieved through study with one of the Great Masters of Painting in Tibet.  He paints using naturally ground gem stones with rabbit glue, and a sable brush. 

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