Some of the Buddhist images and statues in the lamaseries are dozens of meters high, some are as small as palm in size. The beauty of their design, the skillfulness of craftsmanship and extravagance of ornaments have reached to the astonishing degree. There are many materials for making Buddhist statues and sculptures. They include gold, silver, jade, stone, ivory, candal wood, gem and porcelain. The statues of Buddha and Avalokitesvara are the collections of human wisdom and financial resources.
Painting is also an important part of cultural relics in the lamaseries.
They include frescoes and Tangka paintings. The contents of frescoes are mainly religious stories, history, and folk tales. The pigment are traditional mineral yellow, green, azurite, and cinnabar. They are mixed with gelatine and fel bovis. Colors are durable and do not fade away.