Victoria's Way Sculpture Park in Ireland Honors Indian Enlightenment
Robyn Currie — October 9, 2009 — Art & Design
References: atlasobscura & neatorama
When you think of Ireland, do you automatically think of a series of Indian-made sculptures depicting the path to enlightenment? You may now, as the Victoria’s Way Indian Sculpture Park becomes more well known.
Located in County Wicklow, and on 22 acres of land, the sprawling park features 14 statues all hand carved from stone. Taking 20 years to complete, Victoria’s Way Indian Sculpture Park is meant to be more then just a walk in the park.
Located in County Wicklow, and on 22 acres of land, the sprawling park features 14 statues all hand carved from stone. Taking 20 years to complete, Victoria’s Way Indian Sculpture Park is meant to be more then just a walk in the park.
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