2 thoughts on “What is the market price of Tibetan Buddhist Thangka?”
Yvonne
In Tibet, the price factors affecting Thangka include painter, content, size, and tens of dollars to millions of differences. There are small cards of 2 yuan here, and one or two hundred families are commonly used. Most of them are bought by wealthy Tibetans and collectors.
The most expensive Thangka in history At the Laishidang scene of Christie's in 2014, a pair of "Ming Yongle Royal Royal Red Yan Mo Emperor Embroidery Thangka" in the fifteenth century was shot 348 million Hong Kong dollars (equivalent to about 278 million yuan). In the early 1980s, Thangka's price was only hundreds of yuan. At that time, Thangka was a Tibetan Buddhist supplies and was dedicated to Tibetan Buddhist temples. It has not been widely recognized and understood by people. It wasn't until the 1990s that Tibetan Buddhist arts entered the collection market that the Thangka market began to rise gradually. As the number of people in the collection of Thangka continued to increase, the price of Thangka gradually rose up, but the increase was not large, and the increase was not much, and the increase was not large. The speed is also slow. 2006 After Thangka was included in the national non -material heritage, Thangka, as a typical Tibetan Buddhist artwork, has not only received universal recognition, but also has unprecedented attention from people's collection value, cultural value and artistic value. The price has made rapid progress and rising all the way. In today's market, ordinary New Thangka, Tibetan Thangka, painted Thangka, printed Thangka, Nepal Thangka, and Reun Thangka are not very high. According to different quality, it is generally about thousands of yuan to 10,000 to 10,000. Around Yuan, the price of the old Thangka, Silk Silk Thangka and embroidery Thangka is slightly higher. The price of better quality Thangka is between 20,000 and 30,000 yuan. 10,000 yuan. (The market price fluctuates a lot, this data is for reference only, and the actual price shall prevail)
In Tibet, the price factors affecting Thangka include painter, content, size, and tens of dollars to millions of differences. There are small cards of 2 yuan here, and one or two hundred families are commonly used. Most of them are bought by wealthy Tibetans and collectors.
The most expensive Thangka in history At the Laishidang scene of Christie's in 2014, a pair of "Ming Yongle Royal Royal Red Yan Mo Emperor Embroidery Thangka" in the fifteenth century was shot 348 million Hong Kong dollars (equivalent to about 278 million yuan).
In the early 1980s, Thangka's price was only hundreds of yuan. At that time, Thangka was a Tibetan Buddhist supplies and was dedicated to Tibetan Buddhist temples. It has not been widely recognized and understood by people. It wasn't until the 1990s that Tibetan Buddhist arts entered the collection market that the Thangka market began to rise gradually. As the number of people in the collection of Thangka continued to increase, the price of Thangka gradually rose up, but the increase was not large, and the increase was not much, and the increase was not large. The speed is also slow.
2006 After Thangka was included in the national non -material heritage, Thangka, as a typical Tibetan Buddhist artwork, has not only received universal recognition, but also has unprecedented attention from people's collection value, cultural value and artistic value. The price has made rapid progress and rising all the way. In today's market, ordinary New Thangka, Tibetan Thangka, painted Thangka, printed Thangka, Nepal Thangka, and Reun Thangka are not very high. According to different quality, it is generally about thousands of yuan to 10,000 to 10,000. Around Yuan, the price of the old Thangka, Silk Silk Thangka and embroidery Thangka is slightly higher. The price of better quality Thangka is between 20,000 and 30,000 yuan. 10,000 yuan. (The market price fluctuates a lot, this data is for reference only, and the actual price shall prevail)