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gran bella gallery...

venite a visitare anche la mia!

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P.S. bella gallery

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Thai art had its beginnings largely in religion and mythology.

The best standing tribute to the most Thai art forms is the "Wat", or temple, which displays all at once the fabulous architecture, painting, sculpture and craft work of the Thai people.

During the Ayutthaya period, classical Thai Resort architecture reached its zenith, and today there are many existing examples of reconstructions of this period, the most prominent being the Grand Place.

Its design was to be in keeping with the original Royal Palace Hotel in Ayutthaya, where the temple ruins of the once magnificent kingdom still stand. In every city, magnificent temoles still show age old designs, surely intriguing every visitor.

Sukhothai's claim to artistic fame before the coming of Ayutthays was their bronze Buddha images, which were some of the first complete three-dimentional Buddha sculptures ever done.
The sculptures can be found in temples of Krabi, in some hotel

of Ao Nang and all over the kingdom.

From the cave paintings of the ancient Thais to the later works influenced by China and the West, wall painting is one of the oldest and longest continued Thai art forms.

Covering both religious and mythical tales, there are as many murals as temple in Krabi Thailand.

Another long-standing temple-based craft has been the incredible lacquer work and pearl inlay, with examples existing in numerous Wats, from work on ancient pottery, to the window panels.

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