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Exhibition of Images from the Buddhist Himalaya

• Bhutan • Bodhisattva • Buddha • Buddha Images • Buddhist • Himalaya • Ladakh • Lamayuru monastery • Lo Manthang • Monastery • Mustang • Nepal • Stupa • Tibet • Trekking in Ladakh • Zanskar

Exhibition of Images from the Buddhist Himalaya

Exhibition: a photographic journey through the Buddhist Himalaya of Tibet, Bhutan, Nepal, Ladakh & Zanskar.

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Photographs from India & Tibet at the Chapel Gallery

• Buddha Images • Bundi • Himalaya • Karsha Monastery • Ladakh • Lo Manthang • Mustang • Nepal • Stepwell • Tibet

Photographs from India & Tibet at the Chapel Gallery

There are two main stories to my photographs: Buddhist monasteries & people of Ladakh, Tibet & Nepal and the Stepwells of Rajasthan & Gujarat.

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Sheffield Cafes Host Exhibitions of Silk Road Gallery Photos

• Ethnic Shop Sheffield • Himalaya • Himalayan Goats • India • Karsha Monastery • Ladakh • Mustang • Photos of India • Rajasthan • Stepwell • Stepwells • Tibet • Zanskar

Sheffield Cafes Host Exhibitions of Silk Road Gallery Photos

2020 got off to a great start with three Sheffield cafes, Dana, Harland & Blue Moon, hosting exhibitions of our photographs & a full page editorial in the Sheffield Telegraph.

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Buddha Statues and Images

• Bodhisattva • Brass Statue • Buddha head • Buddha Paintings • Buddha Statues • Himalaya • Ladakh • Mustang • Products • Tibet • Travel Diary • Zanskar

Buddha Statues and Images

The face of the Buddha is one of the most iconic images in the world even though representations of his face vary widely from one Buddhist culture to another. In common is the sense of peace and liberation.

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Indian Sculpture - What is the lost Wax Process?

• Brass statues • Buddha Statues • Ganesh Sculptures • Ganesh Statues • Indian Sculpture • Krishna Statue • Metal Statue • Mustang • Products

Indian Sculpture - What is the lost Wax Process?

Many Indian Statues are made by the lost wax process in which a wax sculpture of an image is covered in clay which is then baked. The wax melts leaving a negative image. Molten metal is then poured into the mould. 

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