Milk, Blood,
and Water: A Story of Revenge
In the battle
of ego and selfishness, victory is fleeting due to the vengeful actions of the
losing side. History is filled with such cycles of victory and defeat, as seen
in the historical site of Sagarhawa in Lumbini. This sculpture aims to depict
the real story born from vengeance through art. Sagarhawa's essence is
symbolized by milk cleansing the sanctuary from discrimination, blood cleansing
it in vengeance, and water from the Achiravati River flooding the battlefield.
To purify these elements, the Dharma Chakra of Buddha's teachings is presented
as a symbol of an auspicious journey, forming the sculpture's essence.
-Bhuwan Thapa
Sculptor


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