9 framed Paintings by Kusho Ralla: Lama, Published Artist and Teacher

When you click on links to various merchants on this site and make a purchase, this can result in this site earning a commission. Affiliate programs and affiliations include, but are not limited to, the eBay Partner Network.

9 framed Paintings by Kusho Ralla: Lama, Published Artist and Teacher:
$3250.00

I met Kusho Ralla while working with a friend to arrange for the first visit of the Dalai Lama to the UK. He was an amazing person to be around and I found his paintings to be enchanting. My sons do not share my love of Asian art and philosophy so I have decided to reduce the number of items that they will have to deal with and allow others to enjoy them as much as I have. Here is some information on the artist. All beautifully framed under glass. Sizes on request.
Kusho Ralla was born in Kahm, East Tibet in 1933. Recognized as the 13th Tulku or incarnation of a famous Lama, Ralotswa, when age seven he entered Sandu Monastery of 500 monks. It belonged to the same order as the Dalai Lama. He then spent some years at Sera Monastic University. During the six month journey from Lhasa to India to escape the Chinese soldiers his two brothers were shot and killed. In India he taught at refugee schools Tibetan Language, History, Painting and Buddhism. He is an artist of the Gelugpa School.
Paintings by Ralla in the collection
Kusho Ralla: Born 1933 Lama, Artist and Teacher of Buddhism, Painting and History
Some of the books he illustrated that I have or found on line:
The Mouse King: A Story from Tibet

Tsultim, Yeshe; Illustrated by Kusho Ralla

Published byPuffin Books, Harmondsworth(1976)

Yeshe Tsultim David Léger Kusho Ralla

Published bySeghers(1976)

Seller ImageRe Topo

Tsultim, Yeshe - Ralla, Kusho

Published byVallardi(1976)

Stock Image

View Larger Image

Tibetan Folk TalesFredrick and Audrey Hyde-Chambers48 ratings byGoodreadsISBN 10:1570620903/ISBN 13:9781570620904Published byShambhala, Boston, USA, 1995

About this Book

Gleaned from an ancient oral tradition, these imaginative, colorful, and wisdom-filled stories will delight children and adults alike. This collection includes the Tibetan myth of creation; some of the famous Jataka tales, or stories of former lives of the Buddha; and the most popular of all the time-honored legends of Tibet, the great epic of King Gesar of Ling, the warrior who became a national hero. Printed Pages: 208.

Title:Tibetan Folk Tales

Publisher:Shambhala, Boston, USA

Publication Date:1995

Binding:Paperback

Illustrator:Kusho Ralla