So that Buddha does not forget the inhabitants of the world that was his (Colour Litho)

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So that Buddha does not forget the inhabitants of the world that was his (Colour Litho)

2777680 So that Buddha does not forget the inhabitants of the world that was his (Colour Litho) by Beltrame, Achille (1871-1945); Private Collection; (add.info.: So that Buddha does not forget the inhabitants of the world that was his. For this purpose, every year, a huge carpet with the image of Buddha is removed from the Kumbum Monastery (Tibet) and lying on a hill. To attend the exhibition, thousands of Tibetans make very long journeys. Illustration for Courier Sunday, 17 January 1926.); © Look and Learn

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is a captivating and culturally rich print by Achille Beltrame. The image depicts a mesmerizing annual ritual held at the Kumbum Monastery in Tibet. Every year, a massive carpet adorned with an intricate image of Buddha is carefully removed from the monastery and laid out on a hillside for all to see. The exhibition attracts thousands of devoted Tibetans who embark on long journeys to witness this sacred event. The crowd consists of pilgrims, monks, and spectators who come together to celebrate their faith and pay homage to Buddha. This vibrant tapestry serves as a reminder for Buddha not to forget his people. Beltrame's illustration beautifully captures the essence of this religious celebration, showcasing the devotion and unity among those present. The colorful scene portrays men dressed in traditional attire, weaving through the crowd as they participate in various rituals and ceremonies. This photograph offers us a glimpse into Tibetan culture, highlighting their deep-rooted spirituality and reverence for Buddhism. It also showcases their exceptional craftsmanship through the creation of such elaborate tapestries. Overall, "So that Buddha does not forget the inhabitants of the world that was his" is an extraordinary piece that transports viewers into a realm where religion intertwines with artistry, creating an atmosphere filled with devotion, celebration, and cultural significance.

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