How sacred relics shaped the spiritual landscape and art of Asia
In short: This lecture explores the profound significance of Buddha's relics, examining how these sacred icons function within Asian traditions and their broader historical and spiritual impact.
Presented by Denise Patry Leidy, a curator of Asian Art, this session investigates the icon and sanctity of Buddha's relics. It situates these sacred objects within their historical context and spiritual impetus, exploring how they represent major world traditions and influence the broader understanding of religious art.
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