Frozen in Time | #WordlessWednesday

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Frozen in Time

Some things will never change. These pretty carvings certainly fall into that category. We spotted them at the entrance to the breathtakingly beautiful 16th-century palace.

Osaka, Japan. April 2019

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32 Comments
  • healthy living

    Reply

    Nice

  • klara

    Reply

    I spotted similar birds Kyoto as well.

    • Esha MD

      Oh! Did you? I absolutely loved Kyoto…the sights, the sounds, the smell…the people and the beautiful walks!

  • Holly Hanks

    Reply

    Simple and beautiful!

    • Esha MD

      Thank you, Holly. So glad to see you here. 🙂

  • Parul Thakur

    Reply

    Such a gorgeous one. Your pictures from Japan are beautiful. Keep them coming.

    • Esha MD

      Thank you, Parul. Will share them all very soon, once I’ve sorted them. Still not done with my SA pics, btw!!

  • Rajlakshmi

    Reply

    Loving your Osaka memories. Lovely sculptures 🙂

    • Esha MD

      Thank you, Raj. Glad you’re a fan of sculptures too!

  • Alana

    Reply

    Beautiful carvings. I love birds and have some bird art in my house., which is definitely not a palace.

    • Esha MD

      Thank you, Alana. So glad you love birds and yes, would love to see the picture of the bird art in your house, if you’d like to share it someday! Always a great fan of your flower pics, btw. 🙂

  • Shilpa Gupte

    Reply

    Aww…such cute little birdies! 🙂 Did you buy any as a memento?

    • Mahati ramya adivishnu

      That statue is really soothing

    • Esha MD

      No, didn’t buy any. But, I loved the pretty sculptures that we found here and there during our two-weeks long travels. Wish I could capture more such!

  • Soumya

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    The detailing on the birds is so good! Japan has been on my wish list for a while now. Need to go there soon.

    • Esha MD

      It is the detailing that caught my eye, Soumya. And yes, Japan will mesmerize you. You’ll fall in love with the breathtaking beauty of the country. And there’s so much more to it.

  • Monika Ohson | TravelerInMe

    Reply

    They resemble sparrows……. love the photo Esha.

    • Esha MD

      Thank you. Glad you like them, Monika.

  • Roshan Radhakrishnan

    Reply

    I think they are meant to portray serenity. Sadly, reminds me of the fact that these days, I almost never see sparrows around.

    • Esha MD

      True, Doc. The sparrows were such a common sight up until a decade or two back.

  • Obsessivemom

    Reply

    The detailing on the birds is gorgeous.

    • Esha MD

      That’s what caught my eye, Tulika. Glad to see you here. 🙂

  • Karren Haller

    Reply

    Thank you for hosting, the birds reflect an artists talent.

    • Esha MD

      Glad to see you here, Karren. There is an abundance of such display of artistic talent in Japan!

  • Shalini

    Reply

    That’s a beautiful photograph, Esha! I hope I can take part on Wordless Wednesday this time 🙂

    • Esha MD

      Thank you, Shalini. Yay! Would love to see you join in, this week. 🙂

  • stevebethere

    Reply

    Aww! they are quite cute, nice carvings 🙂

    Have an artistictastic week 🙂

    • Esha MD

      Thank you, Steve. Glad to see you stop by. 🙂

  • Damyanti

    Reply

    Awww what lovely birds. Saw some of these in Japan, where they were invariably made to wear crochet hats in winter 🙂

    • Esha MD

      Haha…I’m sure they looked cute with those crochet hats on. 🙂

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