Exploring Ming Dynasty Frescoes at the Museum
The image of Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva, the centerpiece of the Fahai frescoes, stands as a testament to the skill of the artisans, with its delicate veil adorned with intricate snowflake patterns meticulously rendered using thousands of fine lines.
Every detail within the frescoes shows the pinnacle of the art of craftsmanship of the Ming Dynasty. Xu Ke noted: “These frescoes not only represent Buddhist tradition, but also document the evolution of painting techniques, reaching their peak during the Ming Dynasty.”
However, securing a ticket to this cultural wonder, especially on weekends and holidays, can be challenging. Director Chu Pengcheng of the Cultural Relics Preservation Office of Fahai Temple mentioned that a strict reservation system has been established to protect the treasures, with six visiting sessions per day and a maximum of 15 visitors per session.
For many tourists, a trip to the Fahai Temple Museum is more than a cultural excursion; It is a journey through history that inspires repeat visits to appreciate its artistic and historical significance.
Source: https://reporteasia.com/cultura/2024/06/16/impresionantes-frescos-dinastia-ming-templo-fahai/
