Master Gengdeng Quezhi from Qinghai Province, China, organized a team to use cinnabar and coral as materials and Tibetan calligraphy to write on traditional Tibetan paper. The pages of the book measure 150 centimeters in length, 70 centimeters in width, and have a total thickness of 53 centimeters. Verified by the WRCA, the work was confirmed as the “Largest Handwritten Cinnabar and Coral Book”.
Master Gengdeng Quezhi from Qinghai Province, China, organized a team to use cinnabar and coral as materials and Tibetan calligraphy to write on traditional Tibetan paper. The pages of the book measure 150 centimeters in length, 70 centimeters in width, and have a total thickness of 53 centimeters. Verified by the WRCA, the work was confirmed as the “Largest Handwritten Cinnabar and Coral Book”.
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