aniconic การใช้

• Shiva is usually worshiped in the aniconic form of Lingam.
• This is treated in more detail in Buddhist art, Aniconic phase.
• Aniconic representation of God is by a symbol rather than an image.
• An Betyls are one form of Nabataean aniconic sculpture.
• He is also worshipped as the aniconic Lingam, the symbol of Shiva.
• Until the 20th century, Judaism was believed always to have been aniconic.
• In practice, the core of normative religion in Islam is consistently aniconic.
• Sakkiya commenced the worship of the Lingam, Shiva's aniconic symbol.
• The conventional view has long been this meant that early Buddhist art was aniconic.
• Ultimately Bhikshatana triumphs, establishing the worship of the Linga, his aniconic symbol.
• They were mostly aniconic and preferred to decorate their sacred places with geometric designs.
• Yab-yum may also be represented through the aniconic signification of yantra and mandala.
• She focused on abstract and aniconic drawings.
• Early Buddhist art, followed the Indian aniconic tradition which avoids direct representation of the human figure.
• The Terapanthi order is strongly aniconic and has lakhs of followers in many parts of the world.
• Often in Khandoba temples, both representations of Khandoba  the aniconic lingam and the anthropomorphic horseback form.
• Today, the concept of an aniconic Islam coexists with a daily life for Muslims awash with images.
• Each of the windows and the door have different images of the Buddha either directly or by aniconic representation.
• Yahweh-worship was famously aniconic, meaning that the god was not depicted by a statue or other image.
• Either an iconic idol ( s ) or aniconic representation ( s ) or a combination for each deity is used.