Tibet Handmade Products, Carpets And Other Popular Markets Both At Home And Abroad.

Tibet's Thangka, which has been around for more than 1000 years, is very complicated and requires high quality. An ordinary Thangka also requires the artistes to produce more than ten days with meticulous production. In addition, Thangka uses all natural minerals and plants, such as gold, silver, Manau, pearl and saffron, madder and rhubarb, so that the value of thangka is very high.

Nowadays, there are more than ten Thangka galleries on the eight Street, and they are constantly exploring some skills that have been lost.

At the same time, many of the folk handcraftsmen in Tibet went back to their old jobs to produce handicrafts of national handicrafts, such as Neimu's Tibetan paper. In the past few years, because of their impracticality, most of the Tibetan craftsmen had ceased production.

At the same time, the old craftsmen inherited this technology to their children, making this dying technology a good protection and development.

The apron of Shannan Jie de Xiu has long been named in the earthquake area. In recent years, tourism has taken the wings of take-off. Now the production of sister's skirt has begun to take shape. The aprons are selling well in India, Nepal, Bhutan, Sikkim and some Western European countries, which have brought considerable income to local farmers and herdsmen.

Tibet's cards, carpets, hats, aprons, quilts, ethnic costumes, ethnic shoes and hats, ethnic furniture, wooden bowls, gold and silver jewelry and other arts and crafts products will not only be Tibetan special needs, but also a souvenir which is very popular with tourists both at home and abroad. Therefore, I believe that Tibet's national handicraft industry will have more room for development.