Avalokiteshvara Thangka making process includes several processes. Among them, we are going through the sketching process and coloring process. Sketching process Sketching process of the thangka is very difficult. To sketch the Thangka, measurement and the proportion must be accurate. For Sketching the picture of Avalokitesvara the artist will have to rely on a grid of exactly positioned lines. The basic system of these coordinates is one vertical and two diagonal lines. The intersection of these three lines defines the center of any Thangka. In Thangkas having more than one figure, there will be additional circles and connecting lines, to contrast the main icon with the background figure. There are 5 dites around Avalokiteshvara. It requires perfect skills in drawing, perfect figures and a great understanding of the econometric principles to make this painting. The balanced grid of angles and intersecting lines are used to portray arms, legs, eyes, nostrils, ears, and various ritual implements, thus for paintings these geometrically balanced drawings are first made on different, paper and by tracing the paper it is transferred to the prepared canvas.
