These ropes are beautiful. I was curious as to how they are made, so I searched out a video. I found the process fascinating. The man in the video was making a much smaller rope. This one must have taken more than one person to make, I think.
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These ropes are beautiful. I was curious as to how they are made, so I searched out a video. I found the process fascinating. The man in the video was making a much smaller rope. This one must have taken more than one person to make, I think.
ReplyDeleteWhat really caught my eye on this shrine is how smooth the roof is. I'm assuming it is slate, but wow . . . can you imagine placing it so perfectly?
ReplyDeleteSo much thinner than last week! as cool
ReplyDeleteIt's so interesting to see how they use the rice ropes. Beautiful temple.
ReplyDeleteThe ropes are amazingly artistic. I love the homey look of this temple!
ReplyDeleteI always enjoy Foreign Fridays :)
ReplyDeleteGreat photo. Love that new shawl of yours, the photo, too. I am just catching up after having been gone....with the Chicago GK.
ReplyDeletemakes a lovely photo.very foreign
ReplyDeleteA very beautiful building it is.
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