~Mantra Mandala~ Silk brocading is a process of framing a Thangka in traditional Tibetan style. The silk fabric protects the edges of the Thangka, and also makes it easier to hang. A thin silk cover protects the painting when rolled, and may be gathered up to display the painting when hung on the wall.
This striking92 cm x 92 cm piece captures a glowing birch forest in warm golden tones, creating a calming yet visually powerful focal point for any interior. Inam’s signature layered brushwork and luminous palette bring depth, warmth, and elegance to modern and nature‑inspired décor.
Portrait Of A Scottish Monarch Oil On Canvas 19th Century. Oil on canvas. Intense and high quality, the painting depicts a monarch of the royal house of Scotland. Around the portrait, in a painted oval frame, there are some writings: the name Rober(t) appears at the top left, the title Rex at the bottom left and the abbreviation Scot, which stands for Scotorum, on the right; the writing at the top right is not identifiable, but it seems to be an acronym. The man portrayed wears a hat and a coat adorned with ermine fur, which is considered the noblest fur, reserved for royalty. He wears a golden pendant around his neck, which depicts two leaves with the fruit of the thistle, which, in heraldry, symbolizes Scotland.
~~Palden Lhamo Thangka~~. Palden Lhamo is the only female among the eight great dharampalas (Protectors of Buddhism). She was also a protectress of imperial China from the Yuan dynasty in the thirteenth century to the end of the Qing dynasty in the twentieth century.