Jewelry in Tibet includes pearls, agates, gold and silver products, etc. Different Tibetan ornaments have different meanings, and different styles of the same Tibetan ornament have different meanings, but basically they all mean blessing.

2. Tibetan carpets

Tibetan carpets are traditional handicrafts in Tibet, and their styles vary according to local customs. There are carpets, tapestries and card mats in style. Tibetan carpets are unique in weaving, bright and harmonious in color, soft and delicate in surface, colorfast in washing and durable; In addition, it has a strong national color pattern, so it also has high appreciation and collection value.

3. Cow bone ornaments

Yak is the best friend of Tibetans and is praised as a beautiful sacred animal by Tibetans. As a unique ornament, ox bone is primitive, natural and bold, which adds a wild charm to the wearer!

4. Thangka

A scroll painting with a strong Tibetan flavor, most of which are Buddha statues and Bodhisattva statues, as well as some wall charts of flowers and birds, landscapes, medicine and astronomy. Styles are painted on cloth, tapestries, embroidery, embroidery and decals.

5, Nimu Tibetan incense

Tunba Township, Nimu County, Lhasa is the hometown of Tunmi Sambuza, the founder of Tibetan. It is said that the technology of producing Tibetan incense in this township was taught by Tunmi Sambuza in the 7th century, so Nimu Township is also called "the first Xiang Sheng in Tibet".