Hey culture buffs! 🎨 Meet Gawa Damdhul, a Tibetan artist on a mission to bring ancient Xizang (Tibet) folklore back to life through vibrant kids' picture books. From the mighty epic 'King Gesar'—think Tibetan superhero saga—to original tales like 'New Year's First Water', Gawa's illustrations are packed with color, charm, and centuries-old wisdom.
In his Lhasa studio, CGTN reporter Liu Mohan discovered Gawa's creative flow: sketching clever foxes 🦊, mapping out seasonal rituals 🌸, and weaving simple stories that spark imagination. Each page is designed to be mobile-friendly—perfect for quick bedtime reads or on-the-go storytelling.
But it’s more than just pretty pictures. These books are cultural time machines, ensuring that the next generation stays connected to their roots while exploring universal themes like courage, kindness, and respect for nature. Whether you're a student in Delhi, a gamer in Jakarta, or a book lover in Colombo, Gawa's tales offer a colorful window into Tibetan heritage.
So grab your phone or tablet and dive into Gawa Damdhul's world of folklore magic—where every fox tale and New Year’s ritual teaches a lesson and keeps traditions alive. Ready for some storytime scrolls? 📚✨
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
