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Help rejuvenate traditional Chinese art and redefine it
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Yang Haoran, the founder who has been deeply involved in the fashion field for fourteen years, holds a unique vision. He hopes to infuse new vitality into traditional Chinese culture and bring it to the global stage with a fresh, youthful and fashionable look.
Among the numerous brilliant cultural treasures, there is the Tibetan art with a long history of 1,700 years – Thangka
mini tangka
The size of the 1012Art small Thangka is 3cm*4cm. It is worn in a Gau box, which is a special container in Buddhist culture, usually made of metal and available in various shapes such as round and square. The Gau box often contains Buddha statues, pagodas, scriptures and mantras, relics or other sacred objects, etc. It is worn by believers and regarded as a kind of amulet and a symbol of faith, carrying the meaning of protection and empowerment. It can bring spiritual comfort and strength to the wearer and holds an important position in the religious culture and daily life of the Tibetan region.
tangka
The Thangka style of 1012Art is the Mentang School of Painting, which was formed in the 15th century AD and has been popular until now. Its founder was Menla Donzhu Gyatso. The method of making statues is meticulous and strict. It is good at depicting still images of deities such as Bodhisattvas and Tara, emphasizing symbolic and line expression. It extensively presents landscapes, with rich tones and magnificent decorations.
Thangka Maintenance Guide: The Secrets to Protecting Artistic Treasures
- 1. Strictly avoid direct sunlight and keep dry
- 2. stay away from dampness and reject water stains
- 3. avoid smoke and keep freshness
- 4. gently dust to avoid damage
- 5. Store properly to prevent insects and moisture
- 6. Regular drying and moderate care