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Buddhist Shwe-nandaw monastery, in Mandalay(19th century) was a one of the pavilion in the Royal palace of King Mindon and he died there; on the façade of this sculptured teak wood monastery, numerous orants and buddhist divinities and, in the center, Thagyamin, the God Indra, holding the royal « fly wisk», the yak tail fan. Dismantled and reconstructed after his death to be transformed into a monastery, it escaped the bombs that destroyed the palace during WWII.
Location
Mandalay/Burma
Unique Identifier
ART527116
Type
Image
Purpose
Public
Size
2988px × 2003px
Photo Credit
Mireille Vautier / Art Resource, NY
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19th century CE
Architecture
Buddhism
Burmese Art
Facade
Indra
Monastery
Orante (Praying Person)
TEAK
Woodcarving