Thangka Painting

Thangka is a unique art form that belongs to Tibetan culture. In Tibetan the word 'than' means Flat and the suffix 'ka' stands for Painting. The Thangka is thus a kind of painting done on flat surface but which can be rolled up when not required for display. The most common shape of a Thangka is the upright rectangular form.
Thangkas are used by the Tibetan Practitioners to help them develop a close relationship through meditation with their deity. The process of Thangka painting assists the mediator in focusing and clearly visualizing particular images.
Video credits: Saumya and Anwita from IICD

[@Rael64]

Nice introduction to this art form. Many thanks.

[@valuableverses5439]

Every student of DELHI would b looking for this............

[@niruetamang4684]

I want know about white Tara green Tara measurements

[@atulkini]

which glue i should use?

[@kasthupten13]

Atul Kini lather glu

[@trondsi]

It sounds like he's talking about what we call hide glue or rabbit skin glue in Europe. These are glues made from leather or animal skin. You can get this in the better art stores.

[@aymuastawar]

They use leather glue

[@harishkatyura5]

i want to learn thangka art.....i really need some information ..please help me out