Eternity Tower Pillows

Under eternity blue...

Dabotap is a stone pagoda from the Silla Kingdom period located in Bulguksa Temple in Gyeongju, South Korea. It is the 20th national treasure of the country, showcasing a beautiful representation of the complex structure of a wooden building using granite stones. In 1925, the pagoda was completely dismantled and restored by the Japanese, resulting in the disappearance of all relics and artifacts that were originally inside the pagoda, including its remains. Additionally, out of the four stone lions that were placed on the pedestal's stone stairs, three were plundered by the Japanese and their whereabouts are still unknown.

Time flies by like a shooting star, cities and people are changing. Only the ancient gargoyle on the walls of Notre Dame is indifferent - she thinks about the eternal. The painting is painted in oil. Natural canvas with stretcher. Coating with a special varnish. Fully handmade.

This ink and watercolour work illustrates the classic fairytale of the White Queen immured in her ivory tower for all eternity.