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Sculptures sur bois épuisées

Woodcarving from Bungmati, Nepal. The "Pancha" Buddhas represent the "Five" celestial Buddhas: Ratnasambhava, Akshobya, Vairochana, Amitabha and Amogasiddhi. Each of them are spiritual guides, symbolizing five qualities of the perfection of the Buddha Shakyamuni. Those statues were part of the exhibition in the Patan Museum: "The Revival of Newari Woodcarving, 2024".
LES CINQ BOUDDHAS
Woodcarving from Bungmati, Nepal. This relief on Magnolia Champaca depicts the life of the Buddha, Siddhartha Gautama, from his birth up to his ascension to nirvana. This statue was part of the exhibition in Patan Museum: "The Revival of Newari Woodcarving, 2024".
LA VIE DE BOUDDHA
Woodcarving from Bhaktapur, Nepal. Padmapani (“The Lotus-Bearer”) is an emanation of Avalokiteshwara, the Boddhisattva of Compassion. This statue was part of the exhibition in the Patan Museum: "The Revival of Newari Woodcarving, 2024".
PADMAPANI LOKESHWOR
NAMASANGITI
NAMASANGITI
LOKESHWOR
LOKESHWOR
Nepal Academy of Fine Arts Special Awards 2023. Woodcarving from Bhaktapur, Nepal. Tara is one of the most important figures in Buddhism. She is a representation of the female aspect of Avalokiteshvara, the Buddha of Compassion. This statue was part of the exhibition in the Patan Museum: "The Revival of Newari Woodcarving, 2024".
TARA - PRIX SPECIAL DE L'ACADEMIE DES BEAUX-ARTS DU NEPAL 2023
Woodcarving from Bungmati, Nepal. Shadakshari Lokeshvara (the Lord of the Six Syllabes) is a manifestation of Avalokiteshvara, the Bodhisattva a of Compassion. This magnificent relief on Magnolia Champaca is a slightly modified replica of a relief, which won the Nepalese National Fine Arts Prize in 2020. This statue was part of the exhibition: "The Revival of Newari Woodcarving, 2024".
SHADAKSHARI LOKESHVARA, LE SEIGNEUR DES SIX SYLLABES
Woodcarving from Bungmati, Nepal. Ratnasambhava (which in Sanskrit means 'born from the Jewel') represents the qualities of compassionate generosity, beauty and creativity, and is used in meditation to annihilate greed and pride. This statue was part of the exhibition in Patan Museum: "The Revival of Newari Woodcarving 2024".
RATNASAMBHAVA
Woodcarving from Bungmati, Nepal. This pannel was part of the exhibition in the Patan Museum: "The Revival of Newari Woodcarving, 2024".
PANNEAU
Woodcarving from Bhaktapur, Nepal. Padmapani (“The Lotus-Bearer”) is an emanation of Avalokiteshwara, the Boddhisattva of Compassion. This statue was part of the exhibition in the Patan Museum: "The Revival of Newari Woodcarving, 2024".
PADMAPANI LOKESHWOR
Woodcarving from Bhaktapur, Nepal. Tara is one of the most important figures in Buddhism. She is a representation of the female aspect of Avalokiteshvara, the Buddha of Compassion. This statue was part of the exhibition in the Patan Museum: "The Revival of Newari Woodcarving, 2024".
TARA VERTE
Woodcarving from Nepal. Shakyamuni Buddha is surrounded by Lokeshwor, the Compassion Bodhisattva.This pannel was part of the exhibition in the Patan Museum: "The Revival of Newari Woodcarving, 2024".
BOUDDHA DHARMA SANGHA, COUVERTURE DE MANUSCRIT
Bhairav is a wrathful manifestation of the god Shiva. He is one of the main deity worshipped by the Newars of the Kathmandu Valley (Hindus as well as Buddhists). This statue was part of the exhibition in the Patan Museum: "The Revival of Newari Woodcarving, 2024".
LE VISAGE DE BHAIRAV
Passionnément dévoué au partage de l'héritage Newari, à travers une collection des plus belles pièces contemporaines d'art traditionnel.

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