Tibet Pins and Buttons

Dalai Lama portrait using an ink pen by Chicago Artist Billy Jackson. Pen on paper #noeraser

Pattern Simple OM

Yeti Against the Himalayas in the style of Paul Gauguin

Design for the spiritually aware and awake!

Yungchen lhamo new age

Pattern design with Tibetan motifs. 3 colour variations available (Painted Monastery / Lotus Pink / 5 Elements)

8 auspicious symbols in Tibetan Buddhism(Knot, a pair of Golden Fish, Vase, Lotus, Conch Shell, Parasol, Victory Banner and Dharma Wheel). 3 colour variations available (Painted Monastery / Lotus Pink / 5 Elements)

Pattern design with Tibetan motifs. 3 colour variations available (Painted Monastery / Lotus Pink / 5 Elements)

Pattern design with Tibetan motifs. 3 colour variations available (Painted Monastery / Lotus Pink / 5 Elements)

Sitting on Top of the World. Literally.

Yungchen lhamo music

Yungchen Lhamo

Trippy Psychedelic Orient Dragon By Ziola Rosa.

Elevate your consciousness with this captivating t-shirt adorned with a beautifully intricate Tibetan mandala and the serene lotus flower—a harmonious fusion that embodies mindfulness and focus. The timeless "Endless Knot" mandala symbolizes harmony and the interconnectedness of all things. Paired with the lotus, representing purity and enlightenment, this modern interpretation of an ancient symbol is a gentle reminder to embrace tranquillity, find clarity, and remain steady on a journey towards spiritual awakening.

Elevate your consciousness with this captivating t-shirt adorned with a beautifully intricate Tibetan mandala and the serene lotus flower—a harmonious fusion that embodies mindfulness and focus. The timeless "Endless Knot" mandala symbolizes harmony and the interconnectedness of all things. Paired with the lotus, representing purity and enlightenment, this modern interpretation of an ancient symbol is a gentle reminder to embrace tranquillity, find clarity, and remain steady on a journey towards spiritual awakening.

Thinking Of Momos - Foodie

Pattern design inspired by Tibetan temples. 3 colour variations available (Painted Monastery / Lotus Pink / 5 Elements)

Pattern design with Tibetan motifs. 3 colour variations available (Painted Monastery / Lotus Pink / 5 Elements)

Pattern design with Tibetan motifs. 3 colour variations available (Painted Monastery / Lotus Pink / 5 Elements)

Pattern design with Tibetan motifs. 3 colour variations available (Painted Monastery / Lotus Pink / 5 Elements)

Pattern design inspired by Tibetan prayer wheel. 3 colour variations available (Painted Monastery / Lotus Pink / 5 Elements)

Pattern design inspired by Tibetan temples. 3 colour variations available (Painted Monastery / Lotus Pink / 5 Elements)

Pattern design inspired by Tibetan temples. 3 colour variations available (Painted Monastery / Lotus Pink / 5 Elements)

Tibetan freedom fighter, fist pump with prayer (mala) beads

a black and white, pen and ink illustration of Mount Everest. The text reads Chomolungma. This is the Tibetan name for the mountain, it means, Goddess Mother of Mountains.

The mandala is an ancient meditative tool that aids in spiritual focus. It's also pretty cool to look at. Check out these patterns inspired by my time in Amdo Tibet!

Vibrant blue ski over the silo, with prayer flags waving over the kitchen garden.

Lovely juxtaposition of palm tree and snow capped mountains.

Kaleidoscope Mandala Pattern Based on a late 19th century Tibetan amulet box. A public domain image from the met collection.

Kaleidoscope Mandala Pattern Based on a late 19th century Tibetan amulet box. A public domain image from the met collection.

Kaleidoscope Mandala Pattern Based on a late 19th century Tibetan amulet box. A public domain image from the met collection.

Kaleidoscope Mandala Pattern Based on a late 19th century Tibetan amulet box. A public domain image from the met collection.

Kaleidoscope Mandala Pattern Based on a late 19th century Tibetan amulet box. A public domain image from the met collection.

A bar-headed goose on its way across the Himalayas

Among many other meanings, the endless knot symbolizes samsara - the cycle of birth, death, and rebirth. Check out these patterns inspired by my time in Amdo Tibet!

Among many other meanings, the endless knot symbolizes samsara - the cycle of birth, death, and rebirth. Check out these patterns inspired by my time in Amdo Tibet!