The Artistic Value and Cultural Legacy of Thangka Painting
《唐卡的艺术价值及传承意义》
Published in Shenzhou (神州) Magazine
29 October 2020
ISSN：1009-5071
Thangka is a treasured art form within Tibetan culture, distinguished by its rich religious symbolism and unique artistic language. Unlike many other visual traditions, thangka painting employs distinctive techniques in craftsmanship, composition, and materials. This article introduces the preparation of the thangka canvas, its compositional principles, historical origins, and the symbolic meanings of its colors and motifs, while also examining the deeper cultural and spiritual significance embedded in the art form.
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