Sikkim, a northeastern state in India, is rich in cultural heritage and artistic traditions. The art and craft of Sikkim reflect the diverse ethnic groups, natural beauty, and religious practices of the region.
Thangka Paintings
Thangka paintings have been a part of Sikkimese culture for centuries, introduced by Tibetan Buddhists. These scroll paintings are used as teaching tools and for meditation.
Cloth or paper, natural pigments, gold dust are the primary materials used in Thangka painting.
Depictions of Buddhist deities, mandalas, and religious scenes are prominently painted. Thangka paintings are highly revered, used in monasteries and homes for religious purposes. They are believed to bring blessings.
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