Thai Temple Rubbing - Charcoal on Rice PaperSince the early 1960s various temples around Bangkok, Thailand has been the main site where skilled local artists trace Thai Temple Rubbings with the use of high quality rice paper. These artists once use colored chalks to imitate the exact likeness of any temple wall carvings until they were banned. In the late 1960's/ early 1970's the Thai government outlawed and banned this practice of producing rice paper charcoal rubbings from the temple walls in order to preserve the detail and original beauty of the temple carvings. Comes framed. Measures 24" x 20". Ships from Houston, Tx.

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24.5 x 20 in