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From: CRI 2011-05-11 15:22:00
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Tibet through lenses--stones for praying


In this latest release by contributing photographers, Mani stones, or prayer stones in Tibet, take center stage. Mani stones are carved with prayers or auspicious patterns and considered shrine objects by pilgrims. They are usually piled up at crossroads or on lake banks on the plateau. [Photo:CRIENGLISH.com/Na Lei]

 
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