How palm-leaf manuscripts restored? Inside Tibetan Buddhist text restoration lab at Potala Palace

Описание: The Potala Palace is restoring 465 rare palm-leaf manuscripts, tackling issues like peeling, insect damage, and stains. Each requires unique solutions.

A key breakthrough was developing plant-based adhesives from Tibetan herbs, a three-year effort. Restorers test materials carefully before use.

The team now uses an all-in-one approach—cleaning, strengthening, and preserving damaged manuscripts sustainably.

Beyond restoration, Xizang uses technology like AI and 3D scans to share its cultural heritage with the world.
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