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The photos below suffice to show the serenity reflecting the stillness and peace of mind of its inhabitants.
The art in its architecture is complemented by the craft and the technology of creating such work without the use of any metal – not even a nail. The male-female jointed method of woodwork has been used to create this entire temple complex in Kowloon.
Leaving to go back to the material world of skyscrapers and capitalism.
jm
aug 2013
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The origins of this gently-but-strictly enforced rule in all traditional Asian homes might be many. But I think the real reason is the art that is displayed on the floor…. … Continue reading
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A compilation of my jottings on Phulkaris Textiles of Punjab
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The paint has worn out. And there are plenty of nicks on the woodwork, each telling an unforgetable tale. Layers of old paint shed – layers of fresh paint applied … Continue reading
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