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Il tatuaggio sacro View gallery (5 photos)

Sak Yant sent on July 07, 2022 (15:49) by Fabio Ponso. 0 comments, 109 views.

, 1/500 f/8.0, ISO 1250, hand held. Sattahip, Thailand.

Lo Sak Yant è il tatuaggio sacro che molti Thai (monaci buddhisti compresi) da secoli si fanno generalmente nella schiena per chiedere protezione agli Dei. E' composto da frasi in antico linguaggio sanscrito e da simbolismi magico-religiosi. Foto scattata nel villaggio di pescatori di Bang Saray (il tempio principale si intravvede sullo sfondo), 150 km a sud-est di Bangkok.

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