Artifacts in Buddhist History and Artifacts Exhibition Artifacts in The Path To Enlightenment Following the Footsteps of the Buddha - An Exhibition of Buddhist History and Artifacts Please click the pictures to view enlarged pictures of artifacts. Wood Tanka is a Tibetan Buddhist art dating to the eleventh century.
Tankas are portable icons painted on cotton or silk, and often framed in brocade.
The lying Buddha in his final meditation before entering Nirvana. This bell is sounded when monks require consultation of the Zen Master. Relics after the cremation of the Buddha Eleven-Headed Avalokitesvara. Scriptures written on palm leaves. Back to Buddhist History and Artifacts Exhibition page.