Tibetan Zodiac Colors
Instead of spanning the zodiac over twelve years, we have spread the zodiac over twelve months. Each month we are presenting a new zodiac animal associated with one new color of Tibetan Cloud.
Tibetan artist Rabkar Wangchuk has created a new beautiful artwork for each animal.
#5 Horse | Shaded Fern
#5 Horse | Shaded Fern
The fifth animal of our Tibetan Zodiac is the Horse. The Horse, like last month Snake, is of the fire element which means that people born under this sign have a strong personality, are confident and natural born leaders. They will be seen and heard and will excel in any social role.
#4 Snake | Lotus Blossom
#4 Snake | Lotus Blossom
Spring is here and so it’s the fourth animal of our Tibetan Zodiac: the Snake The Snake is of the Fire element. The Fire element determines a very strong sense of confidence, leadership and a strong personality.
#3 Dragon | Jade Green
#3 Dragon | Jade Green
The third animal of our Tibetan Zodiac is the Dragon.
Dragon is a symbol of strength, power, wealth and authority.
#2 Rabbit | Stone Blue
#2 Rabbit | Stone Blue
The second color of our Tibetan Zodiac is Stone Blue associated with the Rabbit
#1 Tiger | Tangerine
#1 Tiger | Tangerine
The first new color of our Tibetan Zodiac is Tangerine associated with the powerful Tiger.
Twelve months, twelve signs and twelve new colors in Tibetan Cloud.
A new take on the Tibetan zodiac, an ancient traditional science that combines influences from India, China, Persia and Greece with Buddhist philosophy into a uniquely Tibetan system.
The twelve animals are used to designate years, months, days, and hours. Each animal is associated with an element, which represents its life force.
The inherent polarity of an animal corresponds to its symbolism and also bears upon the composition of its psychological character.
The Rat for example is a nocturnal animal and a symbol of prosperity, it is therefore female, as is the Rabbit, which is associated with the Moon. The Dragon, by contrast, the symbol of thunder, is male.
The animal associated with a year gives it its specific character and influences the life and the personality of those born under its aegis. Each year of the cycle is designated by one of the symbolic animals.
Each animal is associated with one of five elements (kham nga): Wood, Fire, Earth , Metal, Water which are also very important as they are the natural forces of transformation, in constant interaction with each other.
Each animal is associated with one of five elements (kham nga): Wood, Fire, Earth , Metal, Water which are also very important as they are the natural forces of transformation, in constant interaction with each other.
2023 is the year of the Water Rabbit
You can get one or few skeins each month, gift them to your friends for the sign associated with their year of birth or simply collect them all and end up with a new stunning palette. Throughout the year we will suggest designs inspired by these colors and show you how well they pair with the existing colors.
But now the important question is: what is your Tibetan zodiac sign?