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Thangka art, the intricate and spiritually charged scroll painting tradition of Tibetan Buddhism, has long captivated scholars, collectors, and spiritual seekers alike. While the central deities—Buddhas, Bodhisattvas, and fierce Dharmapalas—often com
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