Yak Butter Scripture Temple

Ghee flower is a special technique of using ghee (butter) to shape an image. It is one of the "Three Wonders of Ta'er Temple" (ghee flower, mural, pile embroidery). As early as 2006, the Taer Temple butter flower was approved by the State Council to be included in the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage lists. Now a special butter flower museum has been built in the Ta’er Temple. The museum displays various colors and beautifully designed butter flower products, and has related introductions to the history and culture of this art. Visiting the butter flower museum is useful for understanding this ancient intangible Cultural heritage helps a lot.

You can't take pictures inside the Butter Flower Museum, only the publicity posters outside. Butter flowers are one of the three must-sees in Ta'er Temple. The butter flower is made of butter with various pigments, and carved into various Buddha statues, figures, flowers, birds and animals, and pavilions.

Only after eating the master's butter flower did I know that the Buddhist school is very particular, each one is so beautiful and contains countless thoughts of the maker

The Butter Flower Pavilion is located in the Ta'er Temple scenic area. It is one of the three treasures of the Ta'er Temple. It is very worth visiting. Since you can't take pictures here, let's put a few pictures of the Ta'er Temple. To make butter flowers, you must be in a very cold genius. The craftsmen who make butter flowers need to soak their hands in ice water to control the temperature of the hands. It is worth admiring the spirit of these craftsmen. The Ghee Flower Pavilion preserves the works of the annual competition, all air-conditioned and kept at constant temperature.

The butter flower in the butter flower museum is very rare to see. As an intangible cultural heritage listed as a protection object, it is rare to see the tree turning again.