Begging Bowl

Thailand

Elephants have played an important role in Thailand throughout history and today the elephant (chang Thai) remains an enduring symbol. In bygone eras elephants were used in warfare; more recently elephants have been used as beasts of burden, particularly in the logging industry. The elephant also has special spiritual significance with its association with Buddhist and Hindu beliefs: It is believed that Queen Maya (mother of the Buddha) was only able to conceive after having a dream that a white elephant entered inside her. The relationship between novice monks of this temple and the gentle giants is a reverential one
Elephants have played an important role in Thailand throughout history and today the elephant (chang Thai) remains an enduring symbol. In bygone eras elephants were used in warfare; more recently elephants have been used as beasts of burden, particularly in the logging industry. The elephant also has special spiritual significance with its association with Buddhist and Hindu beliefs: It is believed that Queen Maya (mother of the Buddha) was only able to conceive after having a dream that a white elephant entered inside her. The relationship between novice monks of this temple and the gentle giants is a reverential one

available sizes

24 x 32 inches (60.96 x 81.28 cm)

30 x 40 inches (76.2 x 101.6 cm)

40 x 53″ inches (101.6 x 134.62 cm)

Art Specifications

Original Limited Edition Fine Artwork

Photographic Artwork expertly printed on Fine Art Paper at Lisa Kristine Studio

Each Artwork is signed and numbered by Lisa Kristine

Each Original Artwork is hand rolled with the highest studio standards and is accompanied by white gloves

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