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Myanmar is a country full of Monasteries.

One with a great history is the Shwe Kyaung (the Golden Monastery) in Mandalay was built by the last Myanmar King Thibaw (1878-1885) in the year 1880.

The monastery is splendid decorated with artistic woodcarving both inside and outside with carved panels enclosing a verandah running along the whole platform.

The walls of the monastery are also carved with more panels and there are facias between the tiered receding roofs.

Bright and gorgeous arches end in slender finials that crown the gables. These gables held the bargeboards in the same motif in a smaller scale.

Inside the monastery are figures of celestial gods such as Indra guarding the doors and the Birth Stories of Lord Buddha are depicted thereof.

The whole array of figures in the monastery is interwoven into intricate and picturesque tapestry by floral arbesques.

Out of 150 timber posts, 54 are decorated with Naya Dragon as buttresses.
 

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The Shwe In Bin Monastery.

In the year 1815, master craftsmen were commissioned to construct a very enormous, exquisite and elegant wooden
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monastery by two wealthy Chinese jade merchant. The wooden monastery is exceedingly ornamented with elaborate wood-carvings and wood-work along the balustrades and roof cornices and horizontal moldings in relief. It is just west of Thakawun monastery and south of 35th Street. Just as Khmers sometimes copied and translated wood-carvings into stone, Myanmar translated some masonry elements into wood. 
Old Monastery made from teak at Bagan Myanmar


 

 

 


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