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The sporophore is slender, longer than the larva, deep brown, with longitudinal striae, and its top is elliptical, enlarged, with numerous protruding granular peritheciums, and soft and tough in texture.
Aweto is sweet in taste, warm in nature, and attributive to lung and kidney channels.
Aweto is composed of a larva and sporophore growing on the top of its head. The larva is 3-5 cm long, 0.3-0.8 cm thick with yellowish brown and coarse surface, have segments with several annular marks and eight pairs of feet present at the abdomen with the middle fourpairs more prominent. and the organism is brittle.
In traditional Chinese medicine, musk is considered pungent and warm, and is affiliated with the heart and spleen meridians. Its main functions are to promote blood circulation, improve and restore menstrual flow, and relieve pain caused by traumatic injuries. Some practitioners have used musk in combination with herbs to help with slow or difficult childbirth, and to treat sore throats.
Musk is also a high-grade essence material.
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The main chemical compound in musk is muscone, which gives musk its distinctive, persistent odor. The muscone is an important component of many perfumes, but also has medicinal properties.
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Although musk is not an herb, it is still a relatively important component of traditional Chinese medicine. Musk comes from the wild musk deer, which mainly lives in Tibet area about 5,000 meters above sea level.
Tangka is a kind of scroll painting mounted on silk. It has distinctive ethnic features and a strong religious flavor. Its unique artistic style is highly prized by the Tibetan people.
Tangka first appeared in Tibet around the tenth century AD. The scroll form seems to have been borrowed from the inner land; the style of painting probably came from Nepal and Kashmir . Apprentice Tangka painters studied under experienced lamas, and their works were consecrated before they could be hung. The origin of Tangka can be traced back to the early Tubo Kingdom. During the 7th century, King Songtsan Gambo united Tibet. To strengthen political, economic and cultural exchanges with Tibet's neighbors, he married Princess Chizun of Nepal and Princess Wencheng of the Tang Dynasty. Around this period he ordered the construction of Potala Palace and some other grand edifices. To decorate them, he drafted a large number of people to paint murals. This greatly promoted Tibet's art of painting. According to the Catalogue of Jokhang Monastery written by the Fifth Dalai Lama, "The King (Songtsan Gambo) used the blood from his nose to paint a portrait of the White Lhamo. Later, while a statue of the White Lhamo was being sculpted, the portrait was hidden in the abdomen of the statue." This is the earliest record of a Tangka painting. This Tangka has been lost, but we can conclude that Tangka was a new Tibetan art form which flourished during the reign of Songtsan Gambo.
In the style of the ancients. The Tibetan carpet is a fresh flower of China carpet flower garden, with a history of 600 years. In 1973, it entered the international market under the brand name of Tibetan Carpet, China, and won a good reputation.
With a unique weaving style, Tibetan carpet has bright and harmonious colors, which is not faded while being washed. Its face is soft and fine. It is also durable. Its strong national feature of design add more value of appreciation. Therefore, it is praised for its exquisite technique and beauty. Among all the Tibet carpets, Gyangze carpet enjoys the highest reputation. In August 1979, it was named a fine quality product at the national conference of art and craft designers. In addition, the carpets produced by Lhasa, Konggar, Nanggarze, Nangxian, Dengqen and Chagyab are all highly praised.
