Bagan temples were decorated with various lotus designs. They are carved out of the bricks, stucco, stone and glaze on exterior and interior walls of the temples. Lotus are used for ornamentation with different purposes as it has many historical backgrounds connected to the history of Buddhism. As it is carved as offerings to the Lord Buddha, lotus flowers are used to decorate on many parts of temples from the base of the main body up to the finial. Lotus are artistically and elaborately designed for the exterior decoration of Bagan temples. This paper will present the designs and styles of the lotus motifs used as the exterior decorations at some temples of Bagan period
This paper aimed to know not only the status of highly developed culture in Bagan period which flour...
International audienceTemples built between the eleventh and thirteenth centuries in the plain of Pa...
[[abstract]]Buddhism, one of the four major religions in the world, was founded by Sakyamuni Buddha ...
This dissertation is the study of Decorative Buddhist Arts of Bagan Period. It seems that, such crea...
Different kinds of thrones can be found in mural paintings of Bagan Periods. They are thrones sat b...
Decorative motifs found in Hindu and Buddhist temples, usually are depicted on almost all parts of b...
Temple No. 1152 is a kind of small single-storey temple. It is situated at the east of Kyauk-myet-hm...
The monumental architecture and plastic arts of Bagan are directly related to the religious dedicati...
Kyaung-Gyi-Nyi-Ama, temple no. 997 at Bagan, was situated at South East of Thiripyitsaya, North East...
International audiencePagan murals offer a wide spectrum of aspects which have been only but partly ...
In the religious thought and arts of India from early times we find references to and the visual dep...
Tanaman lotus merupakan tanaman air yang berasal dari negara india dan menjadi lambang dari negara t...
The kings of Amarapura period built pagodas intending to perpetuate the Sāsānā. The basic architect...
The Bagan Archeological Site located in Myanmar is home to the largest assemblage of Buddhist monume...
This parer is attempts to illustrate the architecture and schematic composition of Buddhist monastic...
This paper aimed to know not only the status of highly developed culture in Bagan period which flour...
International audienceTemples built between the eleventh and thirteenth centuries in the plain of Pa...
[[abstract]]Buddhism, one of the four major religions in the world, was founded by Sakyamuni Buddha ...
This dissertation is the study of Decorative Buddhist Arts of Bagan Period. It seems that, such crea...
Different kinds of thrones can be found in mural paintings of Bagan Periods. They are thrones sat b...
Decorative motifs found in Hindu and Buddhist temples, usually are depicted on almost all parts of b...
Temple No. 1152 is a kind of small single-storey temple. It is situated at the east of Kyauk-myet-hm...
The monumental architecture and plastic arts of Bagan are directly related to the religious dedicati...
Kyaung-Gyi-Nyi-Ama, temple no. 997 at Bagan, was situated at South East of Thiripyitsaya, North East...
International audiencePagan murals offer a wide spectrum of aspects which have been only but partly ...
In the religious thought and arts of India from early times we find references to and the visual dep...
Tanaman lotus merupakan tanaman air yang berasal dari negara india dan menjadi lambang dari negara t...
The kings of Amarapura period built pagodas intending to perpetuate the Sāsānā. The basic architect...
The Bagan Archeological Site located in Myanmar is home to the largest assemblage of Buddhist monume...
This parer is attempts to illustrate the architecture and schematic composition of Buddhist monastic...
This paper aimed to know not only the status of highly developed culture in Bagan period which flour...
International audienceTemples built between the eleventh and thirteenth centuries in the plain of Pa...
[[abstract]]Buddhism, one of the four major religions in the world, was founded by Sakyamuni Buddha ...