How people picture the sacred

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Artwork and history, not doctrine: images in the style of historical sacred art, shown for their beauty and the human story behind them. Not photographs of real objects.

Byzantine icon: Gold leaf and temperaByzantine iconGold leaf and tempera Gupta sculpture: A bodhisattva in stoneGupta sculptureA bodhisattva in stone Tibetan thangka: A protective deity in painted clothTibetan thangkaA protective deity in painted cloth Khmer relief: Apsaras carved at AngkorKhmer reliefApsaras carved at Angkor Ethiopian icon: Mary and child in bright colorEthiopian iconMary and child in bright color Jade Buddha: Gold and green in a shrineJade BuddhaGold and green in a shrine Kuan Yin: Compassion in silverKuan YinCompassion in silver Yoruba mask: A ritual mask, finely workedYoruba maskA ritual mask, finely worked Mihrab: A niche of light and patternMihrabA niche of light and pattern