Tibetan Art is a rich and diverse tradition that reflects the spiritual and cultural heritage of Tibet. It encompasses various forms, including painting, sculpture, and textiles, often featuring themes from Buddhism and Bon, the indigenous religion of Tibet. Common elements include intricate patterns, vibrant colors, and symbolic representations of deities and mandalas. One of the most notable forms of Tibetan art is the creation of thangkas, which are detailed scroll paintings used for teaching and meditation. Additionally, sand mandalas are meticulously crafted and then destroyed as a symbol of impermanence, highlighting the philosophical aspects of Tibetan culture.