Thai Teak Wood Carving Bodhi Tree of Life Ø 60cm

Thai Teak Wood Carving Bodhi Tree of Life Ø 60cm

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Handcrafted authentic decoration for Thai massage and Thai restaurant

Detailed Thai carving painting made of teak wood, handmade in Chiang Mai
Motif: Bodhi tree (tree of life)
Colour: Dark brown with golden accents
Contributes to a authentic ambience in a Thai massage or Thai restaurant
A hook is mounted on the back of the painting for fastening with nails to the wall
Each piece is unique, minor variations are therefore unavoidable

159,00 € plus 19% VAT , plus (Versandkostenfrei)

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Description

Wall decoration: Thai wood carving made of teak wood with the motif Bodhi Tree of Life

Teak wood is a very popular material for wood carvings in Thailand because of its strength and durability. Teak wood carvings are a traditional craft in Thailand that has been practised for centuries. The ornate and detailed decorations are characteristic here. If you are looking for an authentic Thai decoration, our carvings are just the right thing.

The carvings can depict a variety of motifs, including flowers, animals and mythological figures. The Bodhi Tree of Life design is a popular motif and is often used as wall decoration or as a decorative element in furniture.

The Bodhi Tree (also known as the Tree of Awakening or Tree of Life) is significant in many spiritual traditions and has a particularly important role in Buddhism. Siddhartha Gautama, the later Buddha, is said to have attained enlightenment under a Bodhi tree. In Buddhism, the Bodhi tree symbolises awakening and enlightenment, as well as the possibility for every human being to also reach this state. Furthermore, the tree is seen as an expression of compassion, peace and wisdom. In many Buddhist countries, there are sacred Bodhi trees that serve as places of pilgrimage and meditation. The tree of life is also revered in the yoga tradition and symbolises the connection between heaven, earth and human consciousness.