Size: 33.5cm x 31.5cm

Medium: Woodcarving

A rare confluence of sacred artistry and royal heritage, this limited-edition print of The Buddha embodies the profound spiritual vision of His Majesty King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck.

In 2006, the King’s hands guided the creation of an extraordinary wood carving, hewn from a cypress tree planted by his ancestor, the father of Bhutan’s first King. This embossed print, numbered 0998/1000, faithfully preserves the essence of that masterpiece. A tribute to Bhutan’s artistic traditions, it is accompanied by an official certificate of authenticity from VAST Bhutan, assuring its provenance and the promise that no further edition will ever be made.

An heirloom of devotion, artistry, and Bhutan’s living history.

Size: 139cm x 93cm

Medium: Natural pigment and gold on cloth, and silk brocade

 A celestial masterpiece infused with the light of awakening.

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Size: 60cm x 60cm

Medium: Acrylic on canvas

Echoing the celestial rhythm of Bhutan’s sacred Cham dances, this painting captures the masked performers in their moment of divine embodiment. Each mask is a vessel for deeper truth: purity, wisdom, morality, and resilience. Through hypnotic movement, these sacred dancers (monks) become living conduits between the moral and the divine, weaving a tapestry of devotion and cosmic balance. This painting is more than an artistic expression, it is a spiritual invocation.

A dynamic masterpiece where faith, artistry, and mysticism converge.

Size: 91.4cm x 60.9cm

Medium: Acrylic on canvas

A striking interplay of monochrome and vibrant colours, this portrait of a Laya (place in Bhutan) woman radiates strength and ancestral pride. Rendered in elegant black and white, she is grounded in her identity, while the luminous background celebrates the vibrancy of her heritage. Clutching dragon masks representing her parents, she bridges past and present, embodying the essence of familial bonds, tradition, and resilience.

A poetic tribute to Bhutan’s untamed spirit and timeless elegance.

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Size: 212cm x 101cm

Medium: Acrylic on canvas

A glimpse into Bhutan as a land where spirituality and nature intertwine seamlessly. Majestic mountains cradle pastoral villages, where daily life revolves around the rhythms of agriculture, spirituality, and communal joy. Here, Dharma is not merely a philosophy but the guiding principle of governance, justice, and happiness. A powerful reminder of Bhutan’s timeless ethos, this piece is an ode to simplicity, harmony, and ancestral wisdom.

A rare window into the sacred foundation of a mystical kingdom.

Size: 5.5cm (radius)

Material: Gold on silver

Refined and elegant, the Trimi is a circular silver vessel, its conical lid concealing the lime used in the Bhutanese betel nut consumption. Once a prized possession of Bhutanese elites, offering doma (betel nut) from one’s Chaka-Trimi was a gesture of profound honour and reverence. Today, this rare collectible echoes the legacy of Bhutan’s aristocracy.

A silver relic of Bhutan’s noble heritage, where culture meets craftsmanship.

No. of days: Six (06)

No. of people: Two (02) adults 

A rare opportunity to step into the last Shangri-La. Over six days, immerse yourself in Bhutan’s untouched wilderness, where rugged peaks kiss the clouds and emerald valleys sing ancient legends. Offering a tailor-made journey, where the thrill of archery, the spice of fiery cuisine, the majesty of breathtaking treks, and serenity of soul-soothing hot stone baths come together in perfect harmony. Culminate your journey with a private tea session with Her Majesty the Queen Mother Tseyring Pem Wangchuck, a moment of grace and inspiration.

An adventure of a lifetime, where nature, culture, and royalty converge.

No. of days: six (06)  

No. of people: Two (02) adults

Step into a land where time moves to the rhythm of prayer wheels and laughter echoes through sacred monasteries. This six-day cultural immersion unveils Bhutan’s rich heritage, where craftsmanship, storytelling, and spirituality intertwine seamlessly. Indulge in age-old traditions, from archery to spicy ema datshi, and luxuriate in the rejuvenation of a traditional hot stone bath. This journey is crowned with an exclusive audience with Her Majesty Queen Mother Tseyring Pem Wangchuck, an honour reserved for the fortunate few.