This book explores Tibetan masks as a profound cultural phenomenon, deeply rooted in ancient religious rituals and essential to the people's spiritual needs. As a form of social ideology, Tibetan mask art has permeated every layer of society, appearing in religious ceremonies, folk songs and dances, festivals, weddings, and funerals. This book showcases a wide array of masks through beautiful color plates, providing a comprehensive visual record that captures the essence of this living tradition.

2001, Chongqing Publishing House, softcover, 143 pp., 22*29cm, bottom of the spine  has a small tearing, otherwise in a very good condition.