Abstract
Since the dawn of time, Tibetan Buddhism has included thangkas, which are intricate paintings of Buddha, Buddhist deities, or mandalas. To be deities, they must be created in a very particular ratio. The paintings must be of the finest caliber because it is thought that the deities inhabit them. Although there are many uses for thangkas, Buddhist ceremonies, death rites, and meditation all include gaining virtue. The complete process of creating a thangka, from the first idea for the canvas to the finished artwork. This study aimed to determine how examining Thangka art can aid in gaining a better understanding of Tibetan Buddhism. In this study, the various characteristics of Tibetan Thangka art are attempted to be discussed, along with the painting's profound cultural relevance and extraordinary artistic value. Through the discussion of a few chosen photographs, the visual story that is connected to stories and fables has also been addressed in the current study.
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