This is third in the series of Poetry in Stone. So far it has been about the craftsmanship in ancient temples. But the modern India also has temples that are not so old that are marvelous.
One such temple is Radhoasoami Memorial at Dayalbagh which is at a distance of 15 kms from Agra. Made of white marble has several wonders in stone.
Rose flower carved in white marble.
Hibiscus flowers carved in white marble.
This monument apart from flowers has several other artistic designs all around.
One such temple is Radhoasoami Memorial at Dayalbagh which is at a distance of 15 kms from Agra. Made of white marble has several wonders in stone.
Rose flower carved in white marble.Hibiscus flowers carved in white marble.This monument apart from flowers has several other artistic designs all around.
Nice poetry in stone, Rajesh.
ReplyDeleteThe carvings are awesome.Reminds me of carvings in Akshardham temple Delhi.
ReplyDeleteThis truly is poetry in stone. Considering how difficult it is to carve marble, this artwork is amazing...
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Beautiful ! Greetings Andrzej.
ReplyDeleteRajesh- We have liked your blog about travel and places very much. In fact this should be an inspiration for us. My daughter has seen Niagara at age 6 but never seen Jog falls in life being a native of karnataka!
ReplyDeleteThis carvings are marvellous! All of them are simply stunning!
ReplyDeletewhat a work!
ReplyDeletewow! wonderfully craved in marbles. very impressive
ReplyDeleteAmazing craftsmanship!
ReplyDeleteNice pics and informative post .
ReplyDeleteBeautiful stone carvings!
ReplyDeleteThose are fantastic and so beautiful and different! Terrific captures as always, Rajesh! Hope you have a great week!
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Absolutely gorgeous! It's amazing how they could do such delicate carvings witout breaking the stone.
ReplyDeletevery thankful to see different designs on the pillars.
ReplyDeletewow!!! artistic place... thanks for sharing! Have a great weekdays ahead!!! Hope to see you around @ my little corner.
ReplyDeleteThat's incredible carving Rajesh. Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeleteThe flowers are beautiful, Rajesh! Your world has so many wonders.
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love the intricate carvings but the hibiscus looks more like a rose to me. :)
ReplyDeleteAll I can say is wow! The craftsmanship on these stone flowers is astounding. I'm glad that someone is still creating temples like this.
ReplyDeleteHow interesting and informative about these temples. I love that rose work.
ReplyDeletePoetry indeed! What gorgeous stone flowers!
ReplyDeleteIndeed, craftsmanship at its best...such delicately carved details...fantastic!
ReplyDeleteindeed wonderful!!
ReplyDeleteThe flowers were so beautifully carved in marble. Very good workmanship.
ReplyDeletePoetic indeed! It is a beautiful feat of carving.
ReplyDeleteI always wondered how they manage to do this. :)
ReplyDeleteCarvings are delicate and fine, more beautiful than poetry. Great shots.Especially the second is exquisite. Have a nice day.
ReplyDeleteOh, the leaves too, the craftsmanship is fine and exquisite!
ReplyDeleteThe detail is just stunning!
ReplyDeleteRose and hibiscus carved into white marble is ornate and breathtakingly beautiful. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteCan't imagine carving in white marble...what an incredible skill and the results are so incredibly beautiful!
ReplyDeleteA rose by any other name - or material...
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Beautiful carving!
ReplyDeleteFabulous carvings, so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteAmazing flowers carved into the stone. The detail is magnificient.
ReplyDeleteWOW! So beautiful. I enlarged the photos to see more the details. Impeccable.
ReplyDeleteYou have truly shown some poetry in stone. I really like that rose.
ReplyDeleteWhat skill to carve these delicate flowers and leaves. Stunning accomplishment.
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Absolutely brilliant. Didn't know any such edifice existed in India, in the first place!
ReplyDeleteThanks now, that my ignorance stands dispelled.
Wow, impressive works. Great photos.
ReplyDeleteThe words "poetry in stone" really sum up these beautiful pictures.
ReplyDeleteSome beautiful photos with excellent detail of the beauty of this art.
ReplyDeleteThe detail in those carvings just amazes me -- and thank you for giving us the macro shot of the rose. Absolutely wonderful and I can barely imagine the talent and time that went into the work.
ReplyDeleteExcellent creations....
ReplyDeletewow.. the floral patterns are lovely. how old are these?
ReplyDeleteEXQUISITE ! poetry in stone - is very apt.
ReplyDeleteThank you all for the appreciation. These carvings are not older than 25 years.
ReplyDeleteWow! Wonderful pics .. Loved all of them.
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