Baisha Murals

The famous "white sand mural" is the product of the great opening of the Naxi society in the Ming Dynasty, mainly concentrated in the Dabaoji Palace and the glazed palace, adjacent to the Baisha Splendid Art Academy. Its paintings have been extended for more than 300 years from the beginning of Ming to the beginning of Qing Dynasty. The late Ming and early Qing Dynasty, is the booming period of Lijiang murals, has a history of 500 years. Baisha is located about 16 kilometers from Lijiang City, Yunnan. It is an ancient and beautiful town. It is the original settlement of Naxi people in Lijiangba and the birthplace of Lijiang Mu's toast. It is the earliest political, economic and cultural center of Naxi people. It is an important part of the ancient city of Lijiang, a world cultural heritage.

The real mural is the real artifact. In the last small yard, I saw a lot of photos taken in the comments, all of which were photos displayed in the front "Wenchang Pavilion". This was later rebuilt.

Baisha Ancient Town has a 3a scenic spot, white sand murals, here is still very worth coming, the murals are very famous, the white sand murals are as the name implies, it is necessary to take a few more photos, I like the place very much.

The famous "white sand mural" is the product of the great opening of the Naxi society in the Ming Dynasty. It is mainly concentrated in the Dabaoji Palace and the glazed palace. Its paintings have been continued for more than 300 years from the beginning of Ming to the beginning of Qing Dynasty. It is a part of Lijiang World Cultural Heritage. It is one of the manifestations of Lijiang multiculturalism------The layout is thoughtful, the pen is rigorous, the color is rich, the shape is accurate, the image is realistic, and the unique!

Baisha Ancient Town is free, and you need to buy an additional 20 yuan ticket to visit the white sand mural. There are two important buildings under maintenance and are not open, so we only visited some murals. The theme of the murals is related to Buddhism, built in the Ming Dynasty, using natural minerals as pigments, and most of them have fallen off for a long time, but they can still see the approximate pattern.

White sand murals show Tibetan Buddhism and the life stories of Confucianism, Taoism, etc. The number of murals is not many, most of them are colored in tone, because the color is colored with ore, the color is long-lasting, the depiction is mainly Buddha drawing and thousands of Buddhas, the existing murals are a small part of the remnant after destruction.