This session explores the significance of art within the Temple of Ogyen Choling, a cultural and spiritual landmark in Bhutan. The temple, rich in history and tradition, is home to various forms of art, including intricate murals, sculptures, and religious icons. The session examines how these artworks reflect Bhutanese Buddhist teachings, cultural values, and the historical context of the region. It delves into the interpretations of these artistic elements, exploring how they convey spiritual narratives, mythological themes, and moral lessons. The discussion also considers the role of art in preserving Bhutan's cultural heritage and how contemporary interpretations and restorations of these works contribute to understanding the temple’s significance today. Through this exploration, the session offers insights into the deep connection between art, religion, and culture in the unique setting of Ogyen Choling.