Khandroma (Buddhist weaving tradition)

Khandroma is a traditional Tibetan Buddhist textile craft that involves weaving intricate, symbolic patterns onto cloth, often used in religious ceremonies and attire. These woven designs reflect spiritual themes, deities, and auspicious symbols, embodying blessings and protectiveness. The process requires high skill and patience, blending artistry with spiritual significance. Khandroma textiles are revered not only for their beauty but also as sacred objects, representing devotion and the transmission of Buddhist teachings through meticulous craftsmanship. This tradition contributes to preserving cultural heritage while serving as a medium for spiritual expression and ritual practice.