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The Story of Potala Palace
Inheriting Tibetan aesthetic culture and conveying beautiful blessings
The Potala Palace was first built in the 7th century AD and is listed as a world cultural heritage site. It is the highest, largest, and most well preserved ancient palace style architectural complex in the world; The palace houses tens of thousands of scriptures, various statues, a large number of rare treasures and cultural relics, and is known as the pearl on the roof of the world.
Cultural Origins
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The collection includes the Tangka of the Wheel Altar City from the 18th to 19th century AD
Intangible Cultural Heritage Thangka is a unique art form in Tibet, covering various fields such as history, culture, and social life. The collection includes Thangka of the Kalachakra Altar City, with the Kalachakra located in the center of the painting and the inner square palace gradually extending outwards. The diagonal is divided into four colors, representing the east, west, south, and north directions, surrounded by multiple circles. While appreciating the solemn art, it conveys the philosophical ideas of the Tibetan people's cosmology and life philosophy.
Design inspiration
National style new Chinese style meets Tibetan imagination art, Potala Palace Cultural and Creative · Encounter Altar City series, ingeniously made small fans, exquisite thangka colorful on the fan surface, lotus patterned ring decoration of the Eight Treasures totem and cultural relics, shaking the wind to cool off in summer, dancing the fan quietly in leisure time, enjoying the beauty of the Potala Palace cultural and creative treasures.
Inheriting Tibetan aesthetic culture and conveying beautiful blessings
The Potala Palace was first built in the 7th century AD and is listed as a world cultural heritage site. It is the highest, largest, and most well preserved ancient palace style architectural complex in the world; The palace houses tens of thousands of scriptures, various statues, a large number of rare treasures and cultural relics, and is known as the pearl on the roof of the world.
Cultural Origins
→
The collection includes the Tangka of the Wheel Altar City from the 18th to 19th century AD
Intangible Cultural Heritage Thangka is a unique art form in Tibet, covering various fields such as history, culture, and social life. The collection includes Thangka of the Kalachakra Altar City, with the Kalachakra located in the center of the painting and the inner square palace gradually extending outwards. The diagonal is divided into four colors, representing the east, west, south, and north directions, surrounded by multiple circles. While appreciating the solemn art, it conveys the philosophical ideas of the Tibetan people's cosmology and life philosophy.
Design inspiration
National style new Chinese style meets Tibetan imagination art, Potala Palace Cultural and Creative · Encounter Altar City series, ingeniously made small fans, exquisite thangka colorful on the fan surface, lotus patterned ring decoration of the Eight Treasures totem and cultural relics, shaking the wind to cool off in summer, dancing the fan quietly in leisure time, enjoying the beauty of the Potala Palace cultural and creative treasures.
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