Thangka is a traditional scroll painting art unique to Tibetan culture, hailed as a shining pearl of plateau art. With a history of over a thousand years, it mainly depicts Buddha statues, religious deities, historical legends and folk customs.

Thangka painters use natural mineral and plant pigments, featuring bright, lasting colors and delicate lines. Mounted with silk brocade in standard formats, it can be hung for worship, appreciation and inheritance.

More than a fine artwork, Thangka carries profound Buddhist connotations and Tibetan aesthetic culture. It is an intangible cultural heritage treasure, recording the faith, history and artistic wisdom of the Tibetan people.