Monpa Thagzo – Hand-Woven Ceremonial Brocade Cloth
₹3,799
Hand-woven on traditional frame looms in Tawang, the Monpa Thagzo is a ceremonial brocade cloth made from lanolin-rich yak wool. Naturally dyed with foraged plants, it features a central mandala design inspired by the Tawang Monastery. A sacred piece of Himalayan devotion and artistry.
Material
Yak wool and natural dyes
Origin
Tawang Region
Availability
In Stock
Woven on traditional frame looms in the high altitudes of Tawang, the Monpa Thagzo ceremonial brocade cloth is a sacred covenant of art
Woven on traditional frame looms in the high altitudes of Tawang, the Monpa Thagzo ceremonial brocade cloth is a sacred covenant of art. Crafted from lanolin-rich yak wool sourced above 10,000 feet, the fleece is hand-spun and naturally dyed using foraged Himalayan plants like turmeric, indigo, and madder roots.
The cloth features a large central mandala pattern, memorized from the Tawang Monastery ceiling. Every thread is laid with a protection prayer, making this brocade not just a textile, but a woven piece of devotion.
Originating from the Tawang Region, this beautiful piece is made of yak wool and natural dyes. It stands as a testament to the enduring mountain heritage and artistic spirit of the Monpa people.
Arunachal Pradesh Artisans
Living craft traditions carried forward by tribal communities
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