Cambodian Temple Rubbing c 1999


Item Number: 104

Time Left: CLOSED

Value: $150

Online Close: Mar 15, 2016 10:00 PM EDT

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Description

This Cambodian Temple rubbing purchased in 1999 in Siem Reap, Cambodia, home to the ancient temples of Angkor Wat.


The contrasting black and cream color bring the exceptional execution of this rubbing, where detai,s are clear, crisp.  The rubbing is made by placing thick rice paper  on a carved stone relief of a temple wall and then  brushed with water until the paper adheres and molds itself to the wall, clearly displaying the carvings beneath. The artist carefully adds color to the raised part of the paper. After the paper has dried, it is  pealed from the wall and the “rubbing” dramatically shows a representation of the ancient carvings.



Total dimensions      13.5  inches wide x 14.5 inches high
Interior dimensions   12    inches wide x  13   inches high

Total dimensions    34  cm wide x 37 cm high
Interior dimensions 31  cm wide x 33 cm high



Item is not matted and will be shipped , insured, rolled up in a mailing tube at the buyer's expense. Costs may vary depending upon shipping destination.