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Six Circle Dancers by Losang Gyatso

Thu, 14 Apr 2005 00:00:00 MST

The circle dances of Tibet probably date back to pre-historic times, when they not only served as community bonding dances but also functioned as a ritual dance for communing with the heavens by re-enacting the motion of the stars. They are primordial dances that transport us to a place that we can neither remember nor describe. Also available as a signed giclee print on textured watercolor paper in a Limited Edition of 108. $250.

New Blanket for Crow by Losang Gyatso

Wed, 13 Apr 2005 00:00:00 MST

One of the most beautiful memories I have of Tibet as a five year old in pre-occupied Tibet, is the image of my grandfathers beautiful horse. He had a shimmering black coat and his name was Porok, which means crow in Tibetan. Porok symbolises for me, the love of all living beings that is an essence of the Tibetan cultural worldview. Painting available as a Limited Edition giclee print on textured watercolor paper.

The Hornblower by Losang Gyatso

Wed, 13 Apr 2005 00:00:00 MST

This painting grew out of an image discovered on an ancient Tibetan petroglyph. I see it as an exhilirating expression of mans capacity to not only be at one with his physical universe, but to transcend it with his spirit and intellect. Available as a signed limited edition (108) giclee print on textured watercolor paper. $250.