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Empowering Women Through the Lost Art of Thangka Painting and Cultural Tourism in Sikkim, India
Abstract
This chapter explores the intersection of cultural tourism and traditional arts in empowering women through Thangka painting in Sikkim, India. It delves into how Thangka painting, a vital aspect of Tibetan Buddhist art, not only contributes to cultural preservation but also provides significant entrepreneurial opportunities for women in rural areas. By examining the socio-economic impacts, challenges, and opportunities faced by women Thangka painters, the chapter aims to highlight the role of traditional arts in promoting sustainable development and gender empowerment in rural communities.
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