[HIGHLIGHTS] Have you ever seen Chakrasamvara with such an expression? Looking at the ritual interaction between Chinese and Tibetan people in the Ming Dynasty from a special brocade thangka

Ming Yongle Brocade Shengle Vajra Thangka is now collected in the Shannan Museum of Tibet. This Tang cartoon is 526 cm high and 319 cm wide.

The center of the painting is 286cm high and 208cm wide. In terms of aesthetic tradition, the Yongle-era Thangkas shows the style characteristics of a fusion of Chinese and Tibetan. The Yongle period was a critical period for the Ming Dynasty to comprehensively manage Tibet. It reached its peak during the Xuande period.