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Album "Views & Costumes of Japan": "Karamon, Itasasu" (the Karamon Gateway in the Toshogu Shrine Sanctuary)
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Album "Views & Costumes of Japan": "Karamon, Itasasu" (the Karamon Gateway in the Toshogu Shrine Sanctuary)
Album "Views & Costumes of Japan": "Karamon, Itasasu" (the Karamon Gateway in the Toshogu Shrine Sanctuary) Japan Nikko. Date of Photograph:1866 - 1890
Farsari Adolfo & Co.
AVQ-A-002612-0017
Media ID 33280873
© Alinari Archives, Florence
Buddhism Door Non Christian Religions Temple
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This photo print, titled "Karamon, Itasasu" is a remarkable piece from the renowned album "Views & Costumes of Japan" by Farsari Adolfo & Co. The image transports us back in time to the years between 1866 and 1890 when it was captured. The focal point of this photograph is the majestic Karamon Gateway located within the Toshogu Shrine Sanctuary. This gateway stands as a testament to the exquisite architecture and intricate design elements found in Japanese temples. Its ornate door, building sections, and decorative features are truly awe-inspiring. As we delve deeper into this image, we can appreciate its significance beyond mere aesthetics. The Karamon Gateway holds immense religious importance as it belongs to a non-Christian faith – Buddhism. It serves as an entryway into a sacred space where devotees come to seek solace and connect with their spirituality. Farsari Adolfo & Co. , known for their exceptional photography skills during that era, have masterfully captured not just a scene but also emotions associated with non-Christian religions prevalent in Japan at that time. It's important to note that this print should be admired solely for its artistic value rather than any commercial use or association with any particular company. Instead, let us focus on appreciating the rich cultural heritage depicted through this stunning visual representation of Japanese architecture and religious structures. In conclusion, "Karamon, Itasasu" offers us a glimpse into Japan's past while showcasing its architectural brilliance and spiritual traditions. Through this photograph by Farsari Adolfo & Co. , we are transported across time to witness both beauty and devotion intertwined harmoniously within one frame.
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