Tibetan Tshatsha: China‘s National Treasures Series (English Edition)
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Discover the Sacred Clay Art of Tibet
Tshatsha originates from Sanskrit and refers to the clay sculptures of Buddhas and Bodhisattvas made from molds in Tibetan Buddhism. As a Buddhist appendage, the Tshatsha became a widespread token throughout Tibet — used for protection, blessing, and spiritual practice -5-9.
This beautifully illustrated volume offers English-speaking readers a rare window into this ancient devotional art form. With over 165 pages of detailed photography and expert commentary, it explores the major categories of Tshatsha, including:
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Buddha — representations of the Enlightened One
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Bodhisattva and Tara — embodiments of compassion
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Dharmapala — fierce protective deities
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Guru — venerated masters and teachers
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Stupas and Others — architectural and miscellaneous forms


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