Wat Jet Yod, Chiang Mai, Thailand
watercolour on Arches paper, 56 x 76cm, $675
Its popular name, Wat Jet Yod, comes from the seven-spired chedi (Jet Yod = seven spired) in which are buried the ashes of King Tilokalaga. This king chose this site for a wat in 1455 and planted a bhodi tree, said to be taken from bhodi tree in Ceylon.
Wat Saen Fang, Chiang Mai, Thailand
Another of Chiang Mai’s beautiful wats, this with a Burmese-style chedi built 14th century (though the present buildings date from the 19th century onward).
Worawuth’s 2018 UK Tour sketchbook
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- National Gallery, London
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- Tate Britain, London
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- Chelsea Art College, London
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- Poole Quay, Poole
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- Customs House, Poole
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- Our local pub, Poole
Local market, Luang Prabang, Laos
This is the latest, and one of the largest, in Worawuth’s series of local market watercolours.
Worawuth’s Sketchbook
Here are just a few of Worawuth’s sketches and studies from the last 3 years.
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