arts & crafts


Chalermchai Kositpipat Cupidity consumed by desires

Cupidity or desire is one of the central themes in the Buddhist philosophy. Chalermchai Kositpipat shows at the entrance area to his masterpiece of buddhist art, the white temple (Wat Rong Khun), near Chiang Rai, his interpretation of consumed by desires. There are 2 pools with hands coming out of the ground and one of [more...]

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Lord Ganesh Golden Ganesha Statue Chiang Mai Thailand

Lord Ganesh (Lord Ganesha) is a Hindu god from India. If You think Thailand is a buddhist country, You´re right, but if You think Thai people just believe in the teachings of Lord Buddha, then You´re wrong. The boundaries between Buddhism and Hinduism are fluent. A good example is the Name of His Majesty King [more...]

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Thai Ghosts Tomato Ketchup Ghost Thailand

A few days ago we got an inquiry from an old friend from Chiang Mai, he was asked in an email, if he could provide photographies of Thai Ghosts. We told him, nothing more easy than that task, just send him a picture whith nothing on it, because Farang (that is how Thai people call [more...]

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Chaos Art Thailand, Thai cable tangle

It looks a like Modern Art or a Contemporary Art painting, but it´s nothing more then another masterpiece of Chaos Art or the Art of Chaos in Thailand. This way of chaotic cable wiring has no equal elsewhere and do You think it works ? Sometimes…! Curiously enough the picture has been taken in front [more...]

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Burmese Temple Gong

Gongs, like the Burmese temple gong, are playing an important role in the spiritual life and musical culture in many countries in Asia. Gongs are in use since 500 BC and are mostly made from a secret mix of bronze. Burmese gongs are wellknown for their warm tones. We found that beautifully decorated Burmese gong [more...]

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Buddha Head Wat Umong Chiang Mai Thailand

The head of this Buddha image has been made between 1400 -1550 AD by craftsmen of the Phayao school. Monks from Wat Umong (Umong Temple) in Chiang Mai, North Thailand, collected the big Buddha head and other Buddha images from deserted monasteries in Phayao province in the years 1968 – 1970. © Thailand Art Photography [more...]

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