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Glawan Valley to be opened for Tourists

A Collection of Articles and Notes on the History, Geography, Culture, Arts and Architecture of the Himalayas

British Museum Kashmir Collection Part I

October 3, 2018 Prashant Mathawan
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The British Museum has a great Collection of Sculptures from Kashmir from the first Millenium AD. We try and highlight some of the selected pieces from the Museums Collection. All Pics and Descriptions are from the British Museum Website (http://www.britishmuseum.org/)

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In Himalayan History Tags kashmir art, british museum
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Kashmir Stone and Bronze Sculptures from Antiquity (SPS Museum)

July 19, 2018 Prashant Mathawan
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The Sri Partap Singh Museum in Srinagar, Kashmir holds an exquisite collection of Kashmiri Stone and Metal work from the ancient times. We take a look at some of these great works of Art.

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In Himalayan Art Tags durga tengpora, kashmir art, sps museum
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Kashmir and Tibet : The Forgotten Past

April 1, 2018 Prashant Mathawan
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Kashmir has over the ages has had a great influence on Tibet in the area of Religion and allied Religious Iconry. Infact Mahayana Buddhism traveled to Tibet from Kashmir via Central Asia after the Fourth Buddhist Council in Kashmir. A large number of artisans and craftsmen were taken from Kashmir to Tibet to decorate the Monasteries as well.

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In Himalayan History, Himalayan Art Tags kashmir art, tibet, tibetan art, buddhism, tara, buddha, maitreya
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9th Century Vaishnava Avatar

April 1, 2018 Prashant Mathawan
The Complete Frame

One of the most priceless treasures on display is a 9th Century metal “Vaishnava Avatar” frame which is a Prabhavali of bronze metal alloy measuring 6’4″ in height and 4′ wide and 1’2″ thick weighing almost 100 kgs excavated from Devsara. As the name suggests it shows various Avatars of Vishnu. Devsara, which is in Kulgam district had been in the past a great center for the casting of Bronze images and other metal works. 

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In Himalayan Art, Himalayan History Tags kashmir art, vishnu avatar, vasihnava, bronze
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