MONASTERY DECORATIONS
Tibetan temples stand as witness to the richness and many-layered creative arts expressed in their decorations.
Read moreTibetan temples stand as witness to the richness and many-layered creative arts expressed in their decorations.
Read moreIn every culture, astrology and divination provide a peek into the future. In Tibet, astrology is based on the Tibetan lunar calendar, drawn from b...
Read moreHome is a word with many meanings — a place to rest and renew, to gather and grow, connect and commune. It means different things to different peop...
Read moreCurated news is a bi-annual newsletter showcasing ideas, initiatives and practices from around the world and here in Ritoma. Bringing insight, con...
Read moreThe Nostalgia blanket is one of Norlha’s signature pieces. Woven from a handspun thread we call Crazy Thread, Nostalgia is an imposing presence, ma...
Read moreHome is a word with many meanings — a place to rest and renew, to gather and grow, connect and commune. It means different things to different peop...
Read moreAn interview with two of Norlha's spinners, Pagpa Tso and Dolma Tso.
Read more108 is a sacred number in many cultures and religions, notably in Hinduism, Buddhism and Jain traditions. Mathematicians also consider it is specia...
Read moreStripes appear in many Tibetan weaves, especially in pieces worn by women. In western Tibet, stripes make up the pattern of the back warmer, a fold...
Read moreCurated news is a bi-annual newsletter showcasing ideas, initiatives and practices from around the world and here in Ritoma. Bringing insight, con...
Read moreIn Tibet, red is the color of the sacred realm. While all shades have their place in temples and monasteries, burgundy belongs to the ordained monk...
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