A Thangka is a painted or embroidered Buddhist banner which is hung in a monastery or a family altar and carried by lamas in ceremonial processions.  In China, the inheritance and development of the art of Thangka was from Tibet. Regarded as colourful wall hangings, these Tibetan religious paintings offer a beauty, believed to be a manifestation of the divine.
      The brilliant and splendid art of Thangka is not only seen in China, but also has been presented all over the world. In Qinghai and Tibet of China, the professional training colleges have been founded to provide complete and systematic Thangka painting courses. While in Russia, they set up folk Thangka association. Also in Europe, there are many Buddhism Arts exhibition centres. Furthermore, in well missionary Asia, Thangka is even more popular to be treated as a craftwork or religionary oblation.
      With their devout gnosis and enamored painting to the land, the artists have presented us the cultural quintessence which is best-known for thousands of years. We have the responsibilities to well protect these precious historical treasures.
    That is why this website, www.thangkachina.com, is founded. Associating with Qinghai and Tibet of China, Nepal, Russia, Korea, UK, Ireland and France etc, it is established as a great communication platform of the art of Thangka for the introduction and promotion of the profound culture of Thangka. On this website, we take the lead in appraising the academy of Thangka, aiming to protect the traditional painting methods of Thangka and old Thangka collections. As a real carrier, Thangka helps the world to understand the secrets of Chinese ancient Tibetan culture soul, the true life of the Tibetan and the possessions of long history of China. We have been offered great support from the local cultural authorities for doing this.
    Every year we attend International Artwork Expositions around the world and set up our own stand on these events. We introduce the outstanding Thangka painters of China and their excellent artwork and bring them to the international art stage. In cooperation of overseas museums and Chinese associations, we organize different social activities with the theme of the Tibet Culture of China and the content of Thangka art exhibition.
    We also organize Thangka Art Exhibition in China with the theme of
   Thangka painting. With the association with many charities, we raise charity funds for some public interest activities eg. helping the education for the Tibetan children and the constructions of temples etc. We provide opportunities of communication and cooperation for more Thankgka painters to bring their artwork into more expanding market and generate economic power for their creation.
    We have our independent working organizations in China, UK, Ireland and Korea for your contacts.

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Online consultation and appraisal:

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 Chinese website:

http：www.tangkacn.com

          www.chntangka.com

English website:

http：www.thangkachina.com

 Beijing office:

Address: The Fifth Mining Mansion (Wukuang Dasha), Asian Games Village, Beijing

Tel: 13810352748

Email: 57490245@qq.com

 Qinghai contacts:

Address: Hongwu Tun, Huangnan Zhou, Qinghai Province, China

 Inner Mongolia contacts:

UK contacts:

Address: 68 Gerry Raffles Square, London E15 1BQ,UK

Tel: 0044 789 434 8998

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 Ireland contacts: