Scroll thangka

Medicine Buddha Blue Beryl Scroll

$520.00

A Medicine Buddha scroll-format work with blue-ground composition, prepared for lighter tube packing and international delivery.

Included with this work

Record: RT-2026-002
Contemporary, not antique: Contemporary artwork, not antique
Artwork details: 38 x 52 cm artwork, tube packed
package profile: Tube Scroll parcel

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About this work

This Medicine Buddha scroll keeps the presentation lighter and closer to traditional hanging practice. It suits collectors who prefer to choose their own mounting after receiving the piece.

Documentation standard

Before buying, collectors can review the object, its source notes, its product record, and the support path used after dispatch.

Photographs

Front view, detail close-ups, side or frame depth, back view, scale reference, and packing view are prepared where available.

Source

Origin, artist or studio, and Rebgong connection are stated in plain language instead of gallery-style ambiguity.

Record

Dimensions, medium, package profile, HS code, and seller-issued record reference stay consistent from product page to order.

Support

Buyers can request extra photos before purchase and receive tracking details after dispatch.

Artwork details

Artist / studio: Lhundrup Workshop
Origin: Rebgong, Qinghai, China
Medium: Mineral pigments on cotton, scroll format
HS code: 970191

Shipping note

International shipping is calculated at checkout. We dispatch within 14 calendar days after confirmed payment. Transit time is an estimate; import duties, VAT/GST, customs clearance fees, and carrier disbursement fees are not included unless explicitly stated.

Purchase confidence

Authenticity and declaration

Sold as contemporary handmade artwork with a documented product record. It is not described as antique or cultural relic.

Packing and transit

Packed according to the parcel profile shown on this page. Framed works are prepared for insured courier handling.

Arrival support

If the parcel arrives damaged, the buyer should keep the packaging and send photos so a carrier claim can be handled.