Originally a Nepalese art form but more widely associated with Tibet, Tangka is a type painting on silk with embroidery, often depicting a Buddhist deity or scene. They're also known as "moving temples” and in 2006, UNESCO accredited the art form as intangible cultural heritage. Bund18 host a selling exhibition of Tangkas, with 30% of sales donated to Ailing Foundation for supporting disadvantaged children’s medication and education.