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Talew lae bua paet klip kap kan pen sanyalak sakon
Talew lae bua paet klip kap kan pen sanyalak sakon
TitleTalew lae bua paet klip kap kan pen sanyalak sakon
AuthorSisak Wanliphodom
AbstractSisak Wanliphodom, a Thai archeologist, presents an interesting story of the ancient symbol known as ""talew"". He explains that ""talew"" has a universal meaning and it was found in almost every region where the Buddhist-Hindu influeneced beliefs were widespread. It is a symbolic object relating to the Buddhist cosmological belief. It is regarded as an auspicious object and was used as a frontier maker in some areas.
SubjectBuddhist art and symbolism
Buddhist cosmology
Geographic coverageThailand--Bangkok
Journal titleSinlapawatthanatham = Art & culture
Volume numberingPi thi 20 chabap thi 10 p.94-95
Date of issue1999-08
LanguageThai
Publication placeThailand--Bangkok
PublisherMatichon
Digital CollectionThai Journal Index Collection
Copyright informationCopyright is retained by the original copyright holder.
Contact informationTo obtain this article, please check your local catalog for holdings or check with your interlibrary loan office. For further information about this database, contact Judith Henchy, UW Libraries' Southeast Asia Section, judithh@u.washington.edu.
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