Wood craft

Bhutanese woodcraft is a rich and integral part of Bhutan's cultural heritage, reflecting the country's deep-rooted artistic traditions and spiritual beliefs. Artisans skillfully carve intricate designs into various types of wood, creating items such as furniture, religious statues, altars, and traditional masks. These crafts often feature symbolic motifs like dragons, lotus flowers, and other sacred symbols, showcasing the profound influence of Buddhism on Bhutanese art. The craftsmanship is passed down through generations, preserving ancient techniques while contributing to the aesthetic and cultural landscape of Bhutan

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Phalluses in Bhutan

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One of the most striking and uniquely Bhutanese symbols is the painted or carved phallus seen on houses, temples, and gateways across the country. To outsiders it may seem humorous or shocking, but in Bhutan this symbol carries deep religious meaning, cultural heritage, and social functions rooted in centuries-old traditions.One of the most striking and uniquely Bhutanese symbols is the painted or carved phallus seen on houses, temples, and gateways across the country. To outsiders it may seem humorous or shocking, but in Bhutan this symbol carries deep religious meaning, cultural heritage, and social functions rooted in centuries-old traditions.

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Wood craft

Wood craft

Phalluses in Bhutan

Phalluses in Bhutan

1. Introduction

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