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Thangka is a religious scroll painting hung and worshiped after mounted with colored satin. As a painting form unique to XizangTibet, it has been passed down for more than a thousand years. With the traditional Thangka mineral pigments and painting techniques, the painter attempts to combine traditional Thangka art with modern decorative themes for innovation. The five-element (metal, wood, water, fire and earth) pattern of XizangTibet is used for reference to outline the flowers. The delineating modes in the background enrich the picture, expressing good wishes of auspiciousness and celebration, and conveying a mysterious and spiritual artistic effect.
《Flowers in Four Seasons》 Laba Ciren