Definition of Thongdrel. Meaning of Thongdrel. Synonyms of Thongdrel

- A thongdrel (མཐོང་གྲོལ།) or throngdrel is a large appliqué (གོས་དྲུབ།) religious image normally only unveiled during tsechus(ཚེ་བཅུ།), the main religious...
- in between the plays. Most tshechus also feature the unfurling of a thongdrel - a large appliqué thangka typically depicting a seated Padmasambhava...
- relics and statues were burnt, except for the Thongdrel (20x20 metre-wide). Paying homage to the Thongdrel it is believed that the faithful can attain Nirvana...
- thongdrel, is unfurled in the courtyard of the dzong for several hours. The mere sight of it is believed to bring spiritual liberation. The thongdrel...
- prime minister, government officials, and thousands of people in Samtse. Thongdrels of Guru Rinpoche and Zhabdrung were unfurled for the ceremony, to sanctify...
- The school has produced several notable thangka embroideries, notably Thongdrel (large thangkas hanging from the roof tops of monasteries and dzongs)...
- Kesang Choeden Wangchuck ( Bhutan: ཨ་ཞེ་སྐལ་བཟང་ཆོས་སྒྲོན།) funded a thongdrel(མཐོང་གྲོལ) for the monastery in 2015, which took one year to complete...
- and perhaps twenty or more high. In Bhutan at least these are called thongdrels. There are also larger than average thankas that were designed for altars...
- stored in a box behind the altar in a temple hall. They compare with the thongdrels of Bhutanese and Tibetan art. These are made from applique silk, and in...
- (religious painting) on cloth of Guru Rimpoche and other figures called the thongdrel. A fire blessing in the form of people running through "an archway of...