Thangka, also referred to as tangka, thanka, or tanka, is a form of intricate painting on cloth. Its name derives from the Tibetan “THANG KA,” meaning ‘recorded message.’ Within Tawang’s diverse array of arts and crafts, painting holds a revered status. Beyond mere decoration, it plays a pivotal role in designing and embellishing everyday objects, while serving as a profound medium for spiritual expression. Through Thangka paintings, Buddhist philosophy finds vivid elucidation, imparting a profound impact upon those encountering them for the first time.