Tibetan furniture is simple and gorgeous in shape, especially the metal decorations make it luxurious. Unique in decorative techniques. Generally, it includes: painting, jewelry inlaying (turquoise, coral stone, etc.), edge sealing with iron spikes, hemming and carving, covering or inlaying with animal skins, etc. The biggest difference from the furniture of Han nationality and the most national feature is that the decorative technique is the mosaic of animal skins. Brothers in Tibet often make square leather blocks with an area of 1/3 to 1/5 of the front of the cabinets, which are inlaid on the surface of dark red or black cabinets. They are simple, generous and wild.

decorative patterns of Tibetan furniture are rich and colorful, including dragon patterns, animal patterns, plant patterns, thunder clouds, geometric patterns, etc. Most of the patterns are related to wealth and jewelry. In terms of description techniques, it is rich in layers, colorful, and rich in folk interest. Some patterns are bold in conception, with intricate images and a great sense of modernity.