US EditionEconomy of Thangka: From Sacred Art to Global Commerce
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Economy of Thangka: From Sacred Art to Global Commerce
Thangka is a Buddhist-style painting on cotton or silk, depicting a Buddhist deity, scene, or mandala. It serves both as a form of meditation and a symbol of spirituality with its artistic and aesthetic value having grown over the years, driven by touristic and religious trade. This type of painting was introduced in Nepal as early as the 7th century, and further evolved under Chinese artistic influence from the 14th century. While the more popu…
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