buddhist art

"Tsha-Tsha" Is Mainly Small Stupa and Joss
Dec 5, 2012
As a sort of demolded clay figurines exclusively made in Tibet, "Tsha-Tsha" is mainly small stupa and joss, which was the Buddhist artwork introduced from ancient India. Being a halidom used to express devout belief to Buddha and pray for ...

Tags: stupa, artwork, Tibetan
Tshatsha Stands for Small Clay Sculptures Cut From a Mold
Dec 5, 2012
Tshatsha, a literal translation from a Sanskrit word which mean "copy" in English, stands for small clay sculptures cut from a mold, including mini-statues of Buddha, stupas or Buddhist scriptures. Usually, they are put inside large stupas ...

Tags: buddhist art, exotic flower, Tshatsha
The Bai Enter in The History During The Tang Dynasty
Nov 28, 2012
The Bai enter in the history during the Tang dynasty, when together with the Yi established the Kingdom of Nanzhao whose first king Puluoge, was called King of Yunnan. The Kingdom of Nanzhao was the most powerful political structure in ...

Tags: History, The Bai Ethnic Group, Tang dynasty, the Kingdom of Nanzhao