Thangka is one of the most distinctive forms of painting in Tibetan culture. Known as the "Encyclopedia of Tibetan Culture" , Thangka's subject matter is mainly religious, covering such fields as history, politics, economy, culture, folklore, secular life, architecture, medicine, astronomy, calendar calculation and so on, it is the most important business card in Tibetan culture, and since 2006, when Thangka was included in China's first intangible cultural heritage program, it has become a special symbol of Tibetan culture and an important part of the development of the country's cultural industry, won The domestic and international cultural and artistic community's widespread attention. Ceramic Thangka is the traditional Thangka surface material for ceramic, which is a ceramic technology and Tibetan art of a soul collision and close combination. First of all, 45% bone charcoal and quartz, kaolinite's high-quality clay, through 1300 degrees high temperature firing into a solid, flat porcelain plate, and as needed with different gloss or glaze. Then in the porcelain plate after the draft, tick line, fill color, gold, firing, mounting and other procedures to draw Thangka. Among them, they will be crossed or even used many times. For example, the hook line sometimes needs to be hooked two to four times. In general, the firing will be carried out three to six times depending on the color, finally, the traditional Thangka's image, lines, color and so on perfectly reflected in the porcelain plate. The Ceramic Thangka, like the traditional Thangka, will become the national treasure of Tibet and the Chinese nation. For thousands of years, Thangka mainly painted in paper, fabric, leather on these three carriers, our ceramics, as a thousand-year Thangka technology important "fourth carrier" , with thousands of years not fade, not afraid of dirty, not afraid of water, can Be easy to clean and easy to long-term preservation and other new features. Ceramic Thangka due to the traditional production process is not easy, combined with the unique charm of oriental porcelain, but also due to the production of material upgrade, has a high collection value.