Making Sense of Buddhist Art & Architecture

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This reference volume offers a comprehensive exploration into the historical and cultural significance of Buddhist artistic and structural traditions. Featuring a cover image of a stone-carved reclining figure, the book provides context for understanding the design motifs prevalent in these sacred spaces. It serves as an informative guide for students and design enthusiasts interested in the evolution of religious construction.

• · Explores foundational concepts in Buddhist design and construction
• · Authored by Patricia Karetzky
• · Published by Thames & Hudson
• · Illustrated with cultural architectural photography