Regong Art was inscribed by UNESCO on the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.
"The Great Tangka of Tibetan Art And Gulture of China" Thangka Painting Earns a Guinness World Record.
Regong Art was inscribed by UNESCO on the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.
"The Great Tangka of Tibetan Art And Gulture of China" Thangka Painting Earns a Guinness World Record.

Regong Art

Regong Art is one of the human intangible cultural heritages. Originating in the Tibetan area of Huangnan, Qinghai Province in the 13th century, it developed alongside the prosperity of the Longwu Monastery. Regong Art mainly refers to painting and plastic arts such as thangka, murals, appliqué embroidery and sculptures. Its main themes include Jataka tales from Tibetan Buddhism, Tibetan historical figures, myths, legends and epics, while also covering secular cultural contents like astronomy, geography, humanities and ecology.

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Filigree Thangka

Filigree Thangka is a purely handcrafted artwork. It is based on the traditional Thangka-making craft, rooted in China's traditional manual filigree technique, integrated with modern technology, and inlaid with gold foil and gold wires. Among the colorful Tibetan cultural arts, Thangka art is a brilliant and outstanding treasure. The production of Filigree Thangka is extremely complex, with highly exquisite material selection. Its pigments are natural mineral glazes, which have bright colors that do not fade over time. It possesses distinct ethnic characteristics, a strong religious flavor, and a unique artistic style. A successful Filigree Thangka work must be purely hand-made by skilled Thangka craftsmen. With low output, long production cycle, it has great collection value. This kind of Filigree Thangka is elegant, luxurious and magnificent, with a strong sense of three-dimensionality. Its patterns are clear, colors are bright and lines are smooth, bringing a fresh and new feeling to people.

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The Chinese Tibetan Culture and Art Grand Painting

"The Great Tangka of Tibetan Art And Gulture of China" is currently exhibited at the Qinghai Tibetan Culture Museum. It is the longest Thangka in the world and is renowned as the "encyclopedia" of Tibetan culture. This masterpiece involved the collaboration of over 400 outstanding artists from Tibetan-inhabited areas, taking 27 years to complete meticulously. It exclusively uses natural mineral pigments such as gold, silver, coral, agate, pearl, and gemstones, as well as plant-based pigments including saffron, madder, and rhubarb, ensuring the vibrant colors of the painting remain eternally unfading. The artwork stretches 618 meters in length and is 2.5 meters wide. The upper and lower borders are adorned with over 3,000 different types of Tibetan fabric appliqué patterns, resulting in a total area of 2,500 square meters and a weight of 1.5 tons. Due to its monumental scale, profound content, and unique painting techniques, this work has been recorded in the Great World Guinness Records.


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Appreciation of Treasures

In the treasure house of Tibetan Buddhist art, a six-meter-long, one-meter-wide thangka depicting "The Life of Shakyamuni Buddha" stands out. Meticulously hand-painted by a master, it connects nine key episodes from the Buddha's birth to his paranirvana. Pure natural mineral pigments create a sense of timeless depth on the canvas, while exquisite brushwork brings the ancient story vividly to life. This piece embodies both sacred solemnity and artistic ingenuity, serving as a visual epic of faith and aesthetics.

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