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Monk Bar consists of a four-storey gatehouse. It is the most elaborate and ornate of the surviving gates. The passageway and two lower storeys have elaborate vaulted roofs.
The Bar dates from the early fourteenth century. The elaborate design of the gatehouse meant that it could function as a self-contained fortress with each floor capable of being defended.
Photography at Monks Park School, Bristol. Commissioned by Creation Design, Bristol. Photography by James Barke
Monks offering blessings at a local temple. He will say a prayer and tie a white yarn around your wrist.
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Each Monk Ball contains the body of a revered monk. Microdot Films. Our documentary filming at Thamkrabok Buddhist monastery in Thailand.
Bhutanese monks perform cham, the ancient ritual dance of Tantric Buddhism, Friday, Sept. 19, 2008, at Battery Park in New York. The monks were in New York to celebrate the exhibition 'The Dragon's Gift: The Sacred Arts of Bhutan' at Rubin Museum of Art through Jan. 5, 2009.
Monk with Beard.
Taken from the medieval carvings found upon the misericords and supporters within the choir stalls of Exeter Cathedral. This is a most impressive piece of carving depicting a medieval monk. Designed to be wall mounted that stands proud, this three-dimensional carving makes a very interesting and attractive focal point. . A beautiful piece of medieval carving taken from the original, with all the fine detail captured in this magnificent reproduction. Comes with a fixing hook so can be wall mounted and product label.
Size (H) 13cm x (W) 5.5cm x (D) 11cm.
from a church garden in Kyiv
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Bangkok, Thailand -- 02/28/2011 -- A monk having a key made at a street market in Bangkok, Thaland -- © 2011 Andrew Glavina. All Rights Reserved.
"Stop meat, save animals" - young monk at the Kalachakra, 2006. In response to years of encouragement from HH Dalai Lama, many young Tibetans are reducing or abandoning the traditional meat-laden Tibetan diet.
Monks finish a class with their students by playing percussion at the Swayambhunath Stupa, the Monkey Temple in Kathmandu, Nepal.
This trip was arranged by Razzu Tuladha of Samsara Journeys based in Kathmandu, Nepal.