Kirtimukha: The ‘Face of Glory’ in Indosphere Temple Art
Kāla in Candi Kidal, Java Initially posted on Medium The Kirtimukha or ‘Face of...
Read MoreBalinese Culture, Cambodia, Hindu Cosmology, Indonesian Dharma, Javanese Culture, Nusantara, Shaivism, Southeast Asian Art, Wilwatikta / Majapahit
Kāla in Candi Kidal, Java Initially posted on Medium The Kirtimukha or ‘Face of...
Read MoreŪ Indosphere Culture, Cambodia, Indonesian Dharma, Kalamanthana (Borneo), Koh Phangan, Nusantara, Shaivism, Southeast Asian Art, Suvarnabhumi (Indochina), Thailand, Wilwatikta / Majapahit
Only Since World War II has the term ‘Southeast Asia’ been used to describe the area...
Read MoreJust like in the other countries in Southeast Asia, all Thai names are derived from Sanskrit. The name of Siam (Thailand) comes from the Sanskrit Syama, meaning “dark”. The capital of Siam, Ayutthaya, was named...
Read MoreBalinese Culture, Candi of Indonesia, Hindu Cosmology, Indonesian Dharma, Javanese Culture, Javanese Sacred Places, Southeast Asian Art, Suvarnabhumi (Indochina), Vastu Shastra, Wilwatikta / Majapahit, Yogyakarta
Dvārapāla at Luhur Poten Temple (Bromo Tengger Semeru) The Dvārapāla...
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