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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.

Two Dragon and fire ball painted image at Chinese Temple

Mon palace at Bang-Pa-In wall Ayutthaya Thailand.

Chinese Dragon Pattern Design on Banknote

KATHMANDU, NEPAL - MARCH 01, 2014: Buddhist painting inside the Boudhanath Temple in Kathmandu city in Nepal

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

Close up dragon statue detail of China temple can use for background

Pattern of Chinese dragon,

Dragon sculpture decoration of a temple in Vietnam

Singapore: Kong Meng San Phor Kark See Monastery or Bright Hill Pujue Chan Monastery is a Buddhist temple at Singapore for learning about BuddhismSingapore: Kong Meng San Phor Kark See Monastery or Bright Hill Pujue Chan Monastery is a Buddhist temple at Singapore for learning about Buddhism

This is wall paper at grand palace Thailand

Dragon and fire ball painted image at Chinese Temple

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.

Colorful dragon bas relief at Quan Am Pagoda, a Buddhist temple, in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.

Traditional Chinese dragon painting at the Chinese temple door in Thailand

Temple with dragon building statue

Chinese dragon sculpture, mostly is decorated on the wall of Chinese temple or shrine

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.

Chinese dragon painting

Beijing Temple of Heaven, Chinese traditional style architectural decoration

Dragon Full Body painted image at Chinese Temple

Detail from the gates of Cheng Hoon Teng Temple, constructed in 1673 in Melaka. Dedicated to the goddness of mercy. Is the oldest Chinese Temple in Malaysia.

Dragon painted inside The Buddha Tooth Relic Temple in Singapore. This Buddhist temple is located in Chinatown and is supposed to house the left canine tooth of Buddha which was recovered from his funeral pyre Kushinagar, India. It is now one of the main temples of the city and also an important tourist attraction.

Close up of Chinese red door

Dragon

Nine Dragon Screen view in Forbidden City of Beijing, China

Chinese dragon twain image on white backgrounds.

tradition Chinese dragon sculpture on Chinese temple wall at Wat Onoi Temple,Nakorn Pathom province,Thailand.Generality in Thailand,any kind of art decorated in Buddhist church,temple pavilion,temple hall,monk's house,Chinese temple etc.created with money donated by people to hire artist.They are public domain or treasure of Buddhism,no restrict in copy or use,no name of artist appear(but,if there is artist name,it only for tell who is the artist of work,not for copyright).This photo is taken under these conditions.

Colourful dragon in a temple in Hanoi, Vietnam. Stone

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