yellow transparent acrylic Buddha |
From my actual hometown Bangkok, Thailand I am writing this. From the Italian side no news so far. Hence, I thought you might enjoy my weekend finds from Bangkok in the meantime. It was a spontaneous trip to the market on Saturday - during the Chinese New Year weekend.
small colourful acrylic Buddha statues |
One friend had recently discovered a small stand that sells colourful acrylic Buddha statues. And me and another friend wanted to see where. So we hopped on a taxi.
The small statues are transparent or mat and have a kind of golden antique finish. However the larger statues look at least as good! What a difficult choice!
large acrylic buddhas with matt and golden finish |
Via my iPhone I mailed my friend back in Germany this picture directly from the site, asking her which one she would prefer. This is a new dimension of online shopping! She opted for the orange one (that looks too golden in the picture above).
Two hours later I was already back home and did not only collected colorful impressions, but also some decorative objects:
The large orange Buddha |
Acrylic orange Buddha at night |
small acrylic transparent buddhas in orange, yellow and clear |
And since today is the first day of The Year of the Dragon, I am wishing you a Happy Chinese New Year form Bangkok ! The Dragon is seen as the most powerful sign of the Chinese zodiac. May it be a happy, lucky, healthy, successful and prosperous year for all of you!
Happy New Year of the Dragon from Bangkok |
For a few more pictures from Chinatown please visit my Bangkok blog.
I am hoping for great things in 2012 as this is my Chinese year! It is snowing here so I am enjoying staying warm and catching up with all my blogging friends.
ReplyDeleteI love that transparent yellow acrylic buddha statue, where can I find one?
ReplyDeleteHi Daniel, you can find those in Bangkok's Chatuchak market.
DeleteHi, where do we purchase transluscent buddhas? Thanks! Etan@veronicalanebooks.com
ReplyDeleteHi Ethan,
DeleteIn Thailand one source it JJ Market or Chatuchak Market in Bangkok - but they can be found in little shops and galleries all over Asia