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Triangular motif with Kala face
Keywords : Htilominlo, King Nantaungmaya, Kala, Theravada Buddhism
Site common name | Htilominlo |
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Type of artwork | Sculpture |
Province/City | Bagan |
State | Mandalay |
Country | Myanmar |
Geographic Coordinates Decimal degree | Lat : 21.161944 Long : 94.903333 |
History of production | King Nantuangya or king Toliminlo ordered the construction of this chedi. The legend has it that it was built in the location he was named the hier to the throne as the umbrella moved towards him. |
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Art | The columns of the chamber are always decoarted with the “lower arch frame”, which is a part of the three patterns on the columns: The top arch frame – the flowers- the lower arch frame. All of the patterns are in the rectangular frame that is full of flower or Kanok patterns. Sometimes, there are Kara releasing flowers as well. |
Period | Historical Period |
Art period | Pagan |
Age | 16-18 centuries BE. |
Religion | Buddhism |
Sect | Theravada |
Type of License | Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs (CC BY-NC-ND) |
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Rights | Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn Anthropology Centre |
Date of record creation | 2015-07-00 |
Record creator | Chedha Tingsanchali |