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Tchu Singe (water lion) Traditional roof ornaments on Temples in Tibet and China, protectors to the four quarters. In the building of Samye-Ling many volunteers laboured to bring about its completion by the 8th of the 8th 1988. One of my roles was to model in clay a Tchu Singe, a cast was made and four made from it in glass reinforced resin. Looking ok after 20 years though I noticed Jackdaws had nested in the mouth of one, something that I'm sure H.H.Karmapa would appreciate.
Sunday, August 03, 2008
Tchu Singe (water lion)
Tchu Singe (water lion) Traditional roof ornaments on Temples in Tibet and China, protectors to the four quarters. In the building of Samye-Ling many volunteers laboured to bring about its completion by the 8th of the 8th 1988. One of my roles was to model in clay a Tchu Singe, a cast was made and four made from it in glass reinforced resin. Looking ok after 20 years though I noticed Jackdaws had nested in the mouth of one, something that I'm sure H.H.Karmapa would appreciate.
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