Wat Chulamanee
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The Vihara of Phra Phuttha Sophitmuni

The stucco relief art adorning the Phra Phuttha Sophitmuni vihara at Wat Chulamanee — gables, arches, and figures of deities and hermits by Thai stucco artisans.

The vihara of Phra Phuttha Sophitmuni at Wat Chulamanee, Bang Chang Subdistrict, Amphawa District, Samut Songkhram Province, is adorned with exquisite stucco relief work — across its gables, the arches of its doors and windows, and the Thai ornamental patterns on its walls — crafted piece by piece with great refinement by the stucco artisans.

The stucco gable of the Phra Phuttha Sophitmuni vihara, adorned with Buddha images and deities
The stucco gable of the Phra Phuttha Sophitmuni vihara, adorned with Buddha images and deities

A Gallery of the Stucco Work

The following set of images records the detail of the stucco work — from the gable of the vihara adorned with Buddha images and deities, to floral and foliate patterns, figures of hermits and deities, and even the artisans at work — so that those interested may study the beauty and refinement of this branch of Thai craftsmanship in detail.