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In East Asian mythologies, the dragon retains its prestige and is conceived as a beneficent creature, means power and royalty, emblem of the imperial family.

Chinese dragon paint on door of temple

Traditional Chinese dragon painting at the Chinese temple door in Thailand

Colourful dragon in a temple in Hanoi, Vietnam. Stone

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Picture of a sea dragon painted on a wooden door. It symbolically guards the entrance of the Thian Hock Keng Temple at Telok Ayer Street in Singapore.

Close up of Bhutan flag.

A closeup shot of a Buddhist painting with mural dragons

Rich decorated pillar of the Trashigang Dzong monastery in Bhutan, Asia

Gangteng Monastery, Gangtey Gonpa or Gangtey Monastery, of the Nyingmapa school of Tibetan Buddhism, located in the Wangdue Phodrang District. The Royal Buddhist Kingdom of Bhutan, mountainous country in the Himalayas known for its monasteries, fortresses (or dzongs) and dramatic landscapes, ranging from subtropical plains to steep mountains and valleys, all of which are popular trekking destinations. Most famous landmark is Paro Taktsang monastery or Tiger’s Nest, clinging to precipitous cliffs above Paro Valley. Its Capital is Thimphu

Chinese dragon painting on wall of temple in Thailand. No any trademark or restrict matter in this photo.

Wooden dragon

Buddha in Kuan Yin temple, Koh-Phangan island, Thailand. Kuan Yin temple is the main buddhist temple and meditation center on Koh Phangan

Chinese copper dragon

Trongsa, Trongsa district, Bhutan. - November 18, 2019: Trongsa Dzong is the largest dzong fortress in Bhutan. It is a military fortress located in the east and west. These buildings are sacred and majestic and have been in place for centuries.

Motifs and statues at Nam Hai mother pagoda, Tien Giang province

Gangtey Goenpa Monastery, Gangtey Valley, Bhutan. The Royal Buddhist Kingdom of Bhutan, mountainous country in the Himalayas known for its monasteries, fortresses (or dzongs) and dramatic landscapes, ranging from subtropical plains to steep mountains and valleys, all of which are popular trekking destinations. Most famous landmark is Paro Taktsang monastery or Tiger’s Nest, clinging to precipitous cliffs above Paro Valley. Its Capital is Thimphu

28.09.2021. HOHHOT, CHINA: The entrance to the Buddhist temple in Hohhot, Inner Mongolia province, China

Ancient Chinese Capricorn Fish Pattern Gold and Silver Ware

Colorful painted wooden pillar in Trongsa Dzong monastery in Trongsa, Bhutan, Asia

multicolored Chinese Dragon head wooden carving.

Decorations of Bhutanese Buddhist temple in Bodhgaya, India. Bodh Gaya is the most revered of all Buddhist sacred sites.

Beijing Temple of Heaven, Chinese traditional style architectural decoration

Lhasa, Tibet, China-September 13, 2014: Dragon sculpture on the Beams with the design of some traditional decorative pattern in Tibet, China

Gangtey Goenpa Monastery, Gangtey Valley, Bhutan. A beautifully decorated 17th century monastery located on a hill overlooking Phobjikha valley.The Royal Buddhist Kingdom of Bhutan, mountainous country in the Himalayas known for its monasteries, fortresses (or dzongs) and dramatic landscapes, ranging from subtropical plains to steep mountains and valleys, all of which are popular trekking destinations. Most famous landmark is Paro Taktsang monastery or Tiger’s Nest, clinging to precipitous cliffs above Paro Valley. Its Capital is Thimphu

Ancient, Animal, Animal Body Part, Animal Head, Animal Markings

Chinese dragon paiting at the Jao Mae Soi Dok Mak chinese taoist Shrine in Ayutthaya. Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya. Thailand.

Temple Painting, Bhutan

This image showcases an exquisitely detailed wooden carving of a dragon, a symbol of power, strength, and good fortune in many cultures. The dragon is depicted with a fierce expression, its body coiled in a dynamic pose that conveys movement and energy. The carving is rich in texture, with each scale and feather-like appendage meticulously rendered to create a lifelike representation. The warm, golden-brown tones of the wood enhance the depth and dimensionality of the carving, highlighting the artist's skill in manipulating the material to bring the dragon to life. This piece likely serves both a decorative and a symbolic purpose, embodying cultural heritage and the reverence for mythical creatures. It may be part of a larger architectural structure or a standalone piece intended for contemplation and admiration of the artisan's work.

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