Intangible Cultural Heritage Leather Carving Thangka with Mineral Pigments Hand-Painted Yamantaka Ghau Pendant

This thangka ghau features a base made with intangible cultural heritage leather carving craft, and the main deity Yamantaka is hand-painted with natural mineral pigments (cinnabar, lapis lazuli, coral powder, etc.). The colors are rich and fade-resistant, accurately restoring the religious charm and artistic details of Tibetan thangka. The outer frame is made with gilding technology, with delicate and intricate relief patterns, and the top is carved with a Garuda auspicious beast shape, symbolizing protection and subduing demons; the back is chiseled with auspicious vajra pestle patterns, combining Tibetan aesthetics and craftsmanship ingenuity. The ghau has an openable and closable design, with multiple values of wearing decoration, cultural collection and religious blessing, making it a representative work of Tibetan intangible heritage handcrafts.