Sujet

Sandstone head of a Buddha statue

Légende

Sandstone head of a Buddha statue, grown into the root network of a strangler fig (Ficus religiosa), Wat Mahathat, Ayutthaya, Thailand, Asia

Date

18 mars 2020

Crédit

Photo12/imageBROKER/Walter G. Allgoewer

Notre référence

BRK24A14_183

Model release

Non

Property release

NA

Licence

Libre de droits

Format disponible

185,7Mo (12,2Mo) / 96,5cm x 48,2cm / 11394 x 5697 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Asia Ayutthaya Buddha Buddha sculpture Buddha statue Buddha statues Buddhas Buddhism Buddhist Buddhistic Buddhistic temple complex Central Thailand Famous Place Ficus Ficus aurea Ficus religiosa Fig tree Florida Strangler Fig Moraceae No People Ruined building Sandstone head Sandstone heads Strangler Fig Strangler Figs Sukhothai Province Sukhothai historical Park UNESCO UNESCO World Heritage UNESCO site Unesco world hertiage site Wat Maha That Ayutthaya Wat Mahathat Wat Mahathat Ayutthaya art art work arts artwork artworks attraction attractions bodhi tree building buildings character construction covered cultural monument cultural monuments cultural site cultural sites culture cultures decayed deciduous tree deciduous trees derelict deserted deteriorated dilapidated empty feral ficus ficus religiosa ficus tree figure figures grown into head heads heritage heritages historic historical ingrown landmark marooned nature no one nobody old open air overgrown parts of plant piece place of interest plant cover plant covers plant part plant parts ramshackle religious building root network ruin ruins run-down rundown sacral building sacred building sacred fig sculpture sculptures sight statue statues stone head stone heads strangler fig structure temple temple complex temple site temple sites temples tourist attraction tourist attractions tourist landmark tree trees uninhabited unkempt vegetation wat wats wild work of art Ayutthaya Province New Sukhothai NorthThailand Northern Thailand Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Sukhothai Thailand UNESCO World Heritage Site UNESCO World Heritage Sites Unesco world Site World Heritage World Heritage Site plant plants religion religions root roots temple ruin temple ruins Southeast Asia Southeastern Asia Thai Asian Asiatic