西藏唐卡唐卡,藏语音譯,是两藏的一种卷轴书,在丝織物、棉布或纸等质地上刺繡、彩绘,并用锦缎装裱而成,具有鲜明的民族特点和浓郁的宗教色彩。唐卡源於绘书艺术。在唐代文成公主入藏时,会带去营造工艺、医药书籍、大批工匠等,强强了内地与边远地區政治、经济、文化等联系,对西藏的文化发展起了積极的推动作用。文成公主入藏后,修建了大昭寺 Tibetan Thangka Thangka, a Tibetan transliteration, is a scrolls book of two Tibets. It is embroidered, painted and decorated with brocade on the silk, cotton or paper texture. It has distinctive ethnic characteristics and rich religious features. Thangka originated from the art of calligraphy. In the Tang Dynasty, when Princess Wencheng was admitted to Tibet, it brought in arts and crafts, medical books, a large number of artisans, etc. and strengthened the political, economic and cultural ties between the mainland and other remote areas and played a positive role in promoting the cultural development in Tibet. After Princess Wencheng was admitted, Jokhang Temple was built