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Thomas Kelly  > EXHIBITION > Provoking The Sacred
Exhibition Prints Available:
On 100% archival Mueso silver rag paper. Printed at Santa Fe Editions, Santa Fe, New Mexico/ Gary Mankus.
14X20 inch image size on 17X22 inch paper size
20X30 inch image size on 24X 36 inch paper size

Or, on Kodak professional matt paper with 100 year archival quality made on Noritsu LPS 24 pro Japanese Kodak printer in Kathmandu, Nepal
16X20 inch paper size
20X30 inch paper size

(Shipping of the prints are done in a PVC tube)

Please contact tkelly@photo.wlink.com.np for Price inquiry and further information.
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Hindu worship of Tulsi. Goa, India.
Naga sadhus march as brothers in spirit on their way back from bathing. Allahabad, Khumbha Mela
Sadhvi's carry the sacred water of Shipra in small earthen pots during Initiation Cermony. Ujjain, India.
Hindu woman putting Tika. Varanasi, India.
Shiva lingams sit inside yonis, symbolizing the unity between male and female energies. The lingam is Shiva in his universal form and is a bestower of fertility. Kathmandu, Nepal.
Moksha, perfect inner freedom-is the soul's release from samsara, the cycle of birth and death, attained after dynamic and personal yogic realization of Parasiva and resolution of all seed karmas. Having known the Absolute, there is no fuller realization, no greater knowing, no higher "experience." Even when God realization is attained, the soul body continues to evolve in this and other worlds until it merges with the Primal Soul as a drop of water merges with its source, the ocean. -Satguru Sivaya Subramuniyaswami Thomas L. Kelly Shiva Moon, Nepal (edition 1/20) Museo Silver Rag (Color Digital Print) Dimension: 30X20 US$ 750 (Sadhu book Pg no# 4-5)
Hindu devotees wait in line before dawn to enter the main Shiva temple at Pashupatinath in Kathmandu, Nepal. This temple, dedicated to Shiva as lord of the animals and Nepal’s patron god, was built in 1696, but the site was sacred long before that. It towers above the sacred Bagmati River, lined with bathing and cremation ghats, or platforms, and hundreds of smaller temples, dedicated to Shiva and other Hindu deities. Pashupatinath, Kathmandu, Nepal (edition 1/20) Thomas L. Kelly Museo Silver Rag (Color Digital Print) Dimension: 24X16 US$750 (Sadhu book Pg no# 2-3)
Paintings of Shiva dominate the Varanasi city for it is one of the holy cities of India where Lord Shiva presides. Varanasi, India
Hindu pilgrims taking early morning bath at the Howrah bridge. Kolkata, India.
Hindu worship of Tulsi.
Goa, India.
Hindu worship of Tulsi. Goa, India.
Hindu worship of Tulsi.
Goa, India.
Original size: 1024x1028 |
Current: 598x600 |
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Keywords: portugese hindu basil india asia goa tulsi goan architecture goan art hinduism in goa psn026
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