The book offfers a unique window into the soul of the Tibetan plateau through its rich tradition of carved works. More than 140 pages of exquisite color plates meticulously document the full spectrum of Tibetan engraving art, from religious icons and ritual objects that channel spiritual power to the intricate patterns adorning everyday tools and furniture—each a testament to generations of craftsmanship. The book traces the evolution of Tibetan engraving through its most important historical works, vividly showcasing the enduring artistry and profound cultural significance of this unique folk heritage.

Fully illustrated in color photos, text in Chinese.

2001, Chongqing Publishing House, softcover, 143 pp., 22*29cm, in a very good condition.