We have started adding the chapters for The Thai Epic – The Story of Ramakian. The book has been divided into many short chapters, each with an accompanying picture taken from the story as it is presented on the mural walls at Wat Phrasrirttana Sassadaram, more commonly referred to as The Temple of the Emerald Buddha.
Click here to find The Story of Ramakian which can be found with our other Articles.
New “Paper” Article ListedWe’ve post a new article discussing the paper that was used and is now used to produce these Thai Temple Rubbings. We discuss the history of the paper used and how/why it has changed over the years.
Have a look under “Thai Temple Rubbing Paper“.
We currently have over 100 Thai Temple Rubbings, often referred to as “stone rubbings”. The rubbings available come in both black or brown and 24″ squared and 12″ x 24″. Have a look at our STORE to see what’s there!
Here’s another article on Thailand’s Traditional Temple Rubbings. Buying and giving these stone rubbings as gifts. Also, some of the important facts one should know before buying authentic or fake copies of these cultural relics.
To read the full article, simply click on “Guide to Thai Temple Rubbings“.
In this article we take a brief look at some of the history behind Thai Temple Rubbings. What inspired most of the rubbings and some of the story that the rubbings help to tell.
Please, have a look at the article, and as always don’t hesitate to give us some of your input. You can always contact us or leave a comment on the article.
To read this article, click Thailand’s Temple Rubbings.
New ArticleWe’ve published a new article where we discuss some of the little known facts about Thailand’s Temple Rubbings. Some of the items we cover in this article are Best Places to Find Vintage Temple Rubbings and More Important Things to Know About Thai Temple Rubbings.
You can read this article at Little Known Fact About Thai Temple Rubbings
Hope you enjoy the article and look forward to your future visits as we add more!
For several years now, we have been selling these Temple Rubbings at our Web store – The Asian Art Store. They have by far been our hottest selling item there, so we have decided to create this independent site devoted only to Thai Temple Rubbings. To further stimulate interest in these works of art, we have prepared a set of articles to better explain just what these rubbings are, how they are created, where they were originally rubbed, and a bit of the history behind the rubbings.
You can find our articles for Thai Temple Rubbings in the top menu under Articles. We would also like to extend an invitation for any information you may have or have found about these Temple Rubbings that have been done in Thailand. If you have written an article, or would like to create an article for publication, please contact us and let us know what you have or would like to write.
We also have an eStore here which will be the primary point of sale for these rubbings.
Any comments, questions, or just want to chat, Contact us any time.