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he best framing and display practices for Thangkas, from selecting acid-free materials and UV-protective glass to choosing proper mounting techniques.
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Framing & Display Tips for Thangkas: Elevate Beauty & Preserve Integrity

Framing, mounting, and displaying a Thangka properly is key to highlighting its artistic allure and spiritual significance, while safeguarding its delicate structure. Whether you’re showcasing it...

Dec 14 2025
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