Tibetan Kids T-Shirts

Tibetan Terrier accessories and gifts for Tibetan Terrier Lovers

Tiger Cat dressed as Tibetan Lama peacefully meditating with paws together.

St. Sergius the Builder by Russian painter Nicholas Roerich

Does your Tibetan Terrier rule your life? Is your Tibetan Terrier the king or queen of your home (or at least thinks he or she is)? Does everyone treat your Tibetan Terrier dog like a prince or princess? If so, then this is the perfect shirt to show the relationship between you and your Tibetan Terrier. Makes a great gift for someone obsessed with their Tibetan Terrier or just loves the Tibetan Terrier breed.

Double Dorje - Vishvavajra -Vajra

Drishti Bommai, Nazar Battu Indian Tibetan mask pattern to ward off evil eye.

A Nepalese Mandala

Double Dorje - Vishvavajra -Vajra

Double Dorje - Vishvavajra -Vajra

Tibetan mastiff Happy Howl-o-ween Ghost Houses Funny Watercolor design makes awesome gift for this beautiful dog owners for Halloween. Suitable for men and women who loves their dogs and wants unique artwork for Halloween party costume

Inner Peace

There are numerous forms of the goddess Marici. Shown here is a heavenly maiden of Marici as depicted according to the tenth century canon; the Exalted Bodhisattva Molizhitian. She is notably a deity associates with success and victory. She has the power to withdraw and eliminate calamity. She travels in front of the sun 365 days a year and vowed to protect dharma disciples day and night.

Buddihst auspicios symbol. Power symbol of wisdom, compassion, dualism and infinite.

Unity and Interconnectdness.

Cute design perfect for animal lovers. It can also be given as a Birthday or Christmas gift to your best friend, relative, boyfriend or girlfriend who also loves Yaks. Proudly wear this design on International Yak Day.

THE MYSTERY OF THE TIBETAN SKULLS Tibetan skulls are one of those fascinating objects with a great history behind it that allows us to immerse ourselves in the cultures and traditions of hundreds of years ago.

Boudhanath Stupa (or Bodnath Stupa) is the largest stupa in Nepal and the holiest Tibetan Buddhist temple outside Tibet. It is the center of Tibetan culture in Kathmandu and rich in Buddhist symbolism. The stupa is located in the town of Boudha, on the eastern outskirts of Kathmandu. All visitors should walk round stupas in a clockwise direction, usually three times as this Tibetan woamn is doing.

Deer are a direct reference to the Buddha's first teaching in the Deer Park, Sarnath, also called Dharmachakra Parivartan. The suggestion is that so wondrous was the Buddha's appearance and peaceful his presence that even the animals came to listen. In the Tibetan tradition, a monastery which holds the Kangyur and Tengyur collections of texts would have this symbol of deer on both sides of the Dharma-wheel on the roof. This shot includes a Tibetan woman.

The prayer flags that fly from the Stupa at Bodnath Image includes the words : Kathmandu Nepal

Tibetan farmer at Gyantse, Tibet.

The oṃ maṇi-padme hūṃ (om mani peme hung) mantra of Bodhisattva.

Dolpo, Nepal

Is faith important in your life? So let it be bigger than your fear. This is a great product for you or to give to friends, family and colleagues. Let Your Faith Be Bigger Than Your Fear.

Is faith important in your life? So let it be bigger than your fear. This is a great product for you or to give to friends, family and colleagues. Let Your Faith Be Bigger Than Your Fear.

Show your Tibetan Pride with this bold and stylish t-shirt! Featuring the powerful Tibetan Mastiff and the empowering text "Tibetan Pride," this shirt celebrates the unique heritage and majestic presence of this ancient breed. Whether you're a proud owner, an admirer of their strength and loyalty, or simply appreciate the beauty of rare dog breeds, this t-shirt is a perfect way to express your love and appreciation. Made from comfortable, high-quality fabric, it's ideal for everyday wear or showcasing your passion at dog shows and events.

Tessalation of tibetan Blue bears

Simple but cute moon and sun

The Tibetan Mastiff is an ancient breed originating over 5,000 years ago in Tibet. They are loyal, sure-footed, and excellent guard dogs. Standing 26 inches at the shoulder and weighing well over 100 pounds, these giants are only made larger by the extreme amount of fluff they grow. Little is known about the Tibetan Mastiff before 1800 in which Captain Samuel Turner mentioned these “huge dogs” in his memoirs. They’ve often been gifts to world leaders such as the Queen of England and President of the Unite States. Despite it’s age, the breed has only recently been recognized by the American Kennel Club, where it was added to the Working Group in 2007.

Llama dressed as Tibetan Lama peacefully meditating with hooves together.

On my first day in Beijing I discovered a dog of a breed I had never seen before which, as I discovered later, is a Tibetan mastiff. Though rather frighteningly big, it proved to be a sweet and very affectionate creature. Nikon D5200; lens: AF-S Nikkor 17-55mm

Bodhisattva Buddhist Deity Nepal 1500s

"Ga le ga ler song"- or carry on walking slowly - is my personal mantra. When hiking at 17,000 ft around Mount Amnye Machen in Amdo Tibet, a monk encouraged me with this phrase when the altitude took its toll. No matter what we face in life, if we can just take the next step forward, no matter how small, that's progress.

"Ga le ga ler song"- or carry on walking slowly - is my personal mantra. When hiking at 17,000 ft around Mount Amnye Machen in Amdo Tibet, a monk encouraged me with this phrase when the altitude took its toll. No matter what we face in life, if we can just take the next step forward, no matter how small, that's progress.

Om Mani Padme Hum Tibetan Buddhist Mantra of Compassion written in Tibetan language U-chen script as well as English