唐喀,亦写作“唐卡”是藏语的音译。唐卡本意有两种,一种是平坦的意思,一种是指政府的诏令。后来逐渐寅变为专指一种特殊的卷轴画。它是一种喇嘛教的卷轴画,内容以佛像,佛教故事为主,也有少数历史传说题材。多绘于布底之上,四周镶以锦缎,织绵和丝绣的,但较少。形制大小不一,最大的一幅也有长约三十丈,每年藏历二月三十日展出,从布达拉宫第九层楼垂至山脚。一般的唐卡二、三尺长,挂于室内供奉,唐卡的绘画 Tangka, also writing “Thangka” is a transliteration of Tibetan language. There are two kinds of Thangka intent, one is the flat meaning, one is the government’s edict. Later gradually Yin into a special type of scroll painting. It is a Lama scroll painting, the contents of Buddha statues, Buddhist stories, but also a small number of historical legends. More painted on the cloth at the top, surrounded by brocade, woven cotton and silk embroidery, but less. The shapes and sizes vary from the largest one to about thirty in length. The Tibetan calendar displays every year on February 30 and falls from the ninth floor of the Potala Palace to the foot of the mountain. Thangka general two, three feet long, hanging indoors, Thangka painting