The paintings are installed on the walls of the temple’s four pagodas, with a total area of 192 square metres, featuring various landscapes throughout Vietnam.
Venerable Thich Hue Vinh, the abbot of the Quan The Am Temple, said the project is completed after two years of meticulous work by artisans from Bat Trang. A corner of the pagoda with the porcelain mosaic.
Each painting is meticulously created from small pieces of porcelain.
The image of Ho Chi Minh City on the mosaic. The image of Ngu Hanh Son, a special national site in Da Nang. The image of Thua Thien Hue on the mosaic.
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A corner of the pagoda with the porcelain mosaic. |
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Each painting is meticulously created from small pieces of porcelain. |
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The image of Ho Chi Minh City on the mosaic. |
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The image of Ngu Hanh Son, a special national site in Da Nang. |
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The image of Thua Thien Hue on the mosaic. |
