This image depicts a segment of a traditional Tibetan Buddhist mural or Thangka painting, consistent with artworks found in a religious edifice in Lhasa, China

This image depicts a segment of a traditional Tibetan Buddhist mural or Thangka painting, consistent with artworks found in a religious edifice in Lhasa, China. The central subject is a deity-like figure, portrayed with fair skin, a serene facial expression, and dark hair styled beneath an ornate golden crown adorned with pink floral elements. The figure is richly ornamented with extensive gold jewelry, including necklaces (one featuring blue stones), multiple armlets, and bracelets. A flowing orange-gold sash drapes around the upper body, complementing patterned blue and red lower garments with gold detailing. The figure's left hand holds a white conch shell, from which a decorative white cloth or ribbon extends downwards, grasped by the right hand. The pose suggests an act of presentation or offering. The background is a vibrant green, featuring stylized landscape elements such as blue and gold-outlined mountains, clusters of green trees, and a body of water. Two small, light-colored birds are visible in the upper right background, and a pink lotus bud with green leaves appears in the upper left. Tibetan script is present on the lower left side of the painting.