Tag: Statues

Guardians of History: Exploring the Ancient Statues & Reliefs of Angkor Wat

In the heart of Cambodia, nestled within a rich forested area, lies Angkor Wat, a monument of profound historical and archaeological significance. This sprawling temple complex, constructed in the early 12th century under the reign of King Suryavarman II, is a symbol of the Khmer Empire’s g...

Can Buddha statues be used in decoration???What are the notable things?

Yes, Buddha statues are commonly used in decoration and are considered art pieces in many cultures. However, it’s essential to approach the use of Buddha statues with respect and cultural sensitivity. Here are some considerations: — Respectful Placement: If you choose to ...

Why There Are Greek Looking Buddha Statues

In 1961, the last King of Afghanistan, Mohammed Zaire Shah, discovered remnants of an ancient city while on a hunting trip high in the Hindu Kush Mountains. Soon after the ruins of this ancient city were excavated by a team of archaeologists. They unearthed a large palace, a gymnasium, a theat...

Czech out these stories, statues & streets

With a history that spans over a millennium, it’s no wonder why Prague is famed as a cradle of beguiling arts, architecture and astronomical clocks. Every time I’ve visited Prague, I’ve been enamoured by its fantasy-like streets, scarcely touched by the 21st century. It was a city ...

Do Living Statues Qualify as Street Art?

We were on our first trip to Spain in 2010 and walking toward the Plaza Major in central Madrid when we came across a copy of August Rodin’s famous sculpture “The Kiss.” We stopped and gazed for a minute or so admiring the work of art. And then they moved! Living statues in ...