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Romio Shrestha
ISBN 9781608871704
Rs. 3,713
Mandala Publishing
Buddhas of the Celestial Gallery
Who it's for: Readers interested in Buddhist art and spirituality
Buddhas of the Celestial Gallery presents a collection of divine Buddha depictions, curated by Romio Shrestha. This book explores spiritual and artistic representations of the Buddha from across Asia, highlighting the serene yet powerful nature of these iconic figures in Buddhist art and mythology.Why You Should Read? Explore the profound spiritual and artistic representations of celestial Buddhas. Discover the rich cultural history and diverse artistic styles of Buddhism across Asia. Engage with intricate artwork suitable for contemplation and visual reflection.
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- Curated by Romio Shrestha
- Features serene and powerful Buddha depictions
- Covers diverse artistic styles from across Asia
- Explores Buddhist art and mythology
- Suitable for contemplation and visual reflection
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All by Romio Shrestha →Questions about this book
What is this book about?
It presents a collection of divine Buddha depictions, exploring spiritual and artistic representations of the Buddha from across Asia.
Who curated the collection?
The collection is curated by Romio Shrestha.
What can readers expect from the artwork?
The artwork is intricate and suitable for contemplation and visual reflection, highlighting the serene yet powerful nature of the Buddha.
Does the book cover different regions?
Yes, it covers diverse artistic styles of Buddhism from across Asia.




