Three Bases—Research On The "Thsa-Thsa" Statues Of Tibetan Buddhism

For thousands of years,relying on the wisdom and diligence of the Tibetan people,Tibet has developed a unique Tibetan cultural system.The art of “Tibetan Buddhism” is a typical representative of it.The “tsha-tsha” of Tibetan Buddhism is derived from it,which is a kind of demolished clay sculpture art that has been circulated among the Tibetan people.It is also a style of folk culture and art that is unique to the Tibetan region.Its style includes stupa,mantra and various Buddha and Bodhisattva statues.It has a wide variety,rich shapes,beautiful colors,fine craftsmanship and clear themes,giving the viewer a deep,strong aesthetic and solemn,sacred,elegant and ethereal soul.It combines cultural symbols with religious semantics and is one of the typical representative forms of Tibetan culture.This paper studies the statue of the “tsha-tsha” of Tibetan Buddhism,focusing on the “tsha-tsha” of Tibetan Buddhism.This paper is also supplemented by Thangka,murals and gold and bronze statues,combined with practical investigations,comparing different factors,different regions,different materials and other factors to explore in depth the influence of various genre imagery and regional cultural exchange on the artistic style of painting.This helps to understand the evolution and development of its artistic style.The purpose of this paper is to explore the cultural roots and the structure of the aesthetic imagery of Tibetan Buddhism.This paper analyzes the expression of the art of “tsha-tsha” in aesthetic imagery and summarizes the cultural significance and religious functions of “tsha-tsha” to enhance people’s understanding of the “tsha-tsha” culture.Based on different ages,this paper also briefly analyzes the evolution of the art style of “tsha-tsha”.Combining the direct influence of various genre imagery factors in different periods and regions on the “tsha-tsha” image,and the difference in geography culture through the exchange of imagery art styles,a contoured framework was proposed to try to initially establish a statue system of “tsha-tsha” of Tibetan Buddhism.