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Wooden statues maintain their crucial position throughout Tibetan Buddhist cultural and spiritual elements, serving as both religious objects and instructional tools for devotion and sacramental functions
The Legacy of Wooden Sculptures in Tibetan Buddhism: A Deep Dive into Nepal's Artistic Heritage
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Dalucha, also known as Akashdeep, which translates to "oil lamp" in English carries the history of Kathmandu within itself.
Dalucha Oil Lamp: The Eternal Light of Kathmandu's Heritage
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Dzi beads, sometimes referred to as gzi beads, are some of the most intriguing and highly coveted items in the jewelry and antiquities field. These small, tubular or oval-shaped beads are not simply ornamental decorations
Dzi Beads: Why Are They Expensive?
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Vajrapani and Bhutadamara: Differences and Similarities
Vajrapani and Bhutadamara: Differences and Similarities
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5 Astounding Housewarming Gifts from Evamratna offer a captivating fusion of cultural richness and masterful artistic craftsmanship, making them perfect for celebrating the joy of new beginnings.
5 Astounding House-warming Gifts from Evamratna
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Different Mediums of Statues blog
Different Mediums of Statues: Symbolism and Craftsmanship of Wood, Clay, and Metal
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In Tibetan Buddhism, the term "Dakini” in Sanskrit and "Khandro" or "Khandroma" in Tibetan refers to a highly revered representation of the feminine principle.
Dakini Dance: Embodiment of Divine Activity and Buddhist Teachings
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A Journey into the Cultural Tapestry of Himalayan Craft and Spirituality
Exploring Diversified Himalayan Art Through 108 Artifacts from Evamratna
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Dharma Wheel and Deer significance blog
Dharma Wheel and Deer: The Significance Behind Sacred Buddhist Monastery Entrance Symbols
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