Students of a Buddhist school - Limited Edition of 10 Print

Students of a Buddhist school The boys are returning from a Buddhist school of monks. Buddhist monasticism is one of the earliest forms of organized religious monasticism that has survived to the present day. It is also one of the fundamental institutions of Buddhism. Monks and nuns are responsible for preserving and disseminating the teachings of the Buddha, the instructions of secular Buddhists. Most Buddhist monks are not hermits who seek to live in maximum isolation from secular society. The secular and monastic parts of the Buddhist Sangha interact quite closely: the laity give the monks food, clothing, and other necessities, and receive instruction in the Dharma in return. Buddhist monks and nuns usually do not live alone, but in small groups: for example, a teacher and his disciples or several monks-friends who travel together. Secular Buddhists feed the monks and provide them with shelter when they need it. Photo: Color, digital, printing on natural canvas, ultraviolet inks, coated with water-dispersion varnish. This photo is the first limited copy out of 10. Each photo is signed and numbered. I travel a lot to countries and continents, photographing life, geography, history, people of the country where I managed to visit. I will print the image in the original or to order: to the size you need. Photography, color on canvas. 1 copy out of 10. Limited edition - 10 pieces