White marble Olkhon

Shamanka Rock is the visiting card of Lake Baikal, a famous place of power on Olkhon Island. Double-headed rock with an image of a dragon. Cape Burkhan and the mysterious Shamanka are sacred places for all shamanists. Legends say that the deity of Baikal named Burkhan lived in the Shamanka’s cave. The local population prayed to him, and the shamans persuaded him. In the rock you can find the entrance to the cult part - the Shamans Cave. During the period of shamanism, religious ceremonies were held here, and an altar to Buddha was built in the cave. The stone temple is one of the nine shrines of Asia.

The painting is part of a large modular painting consisting of 16 paintings, each measuring 30x30 cm. 16 works represent the 4 elements of the earth. The first level of 4 paintings is air. The second level is water. The third level is earth. The fourth level is fire. The idea of the modular painting is to visually represent the places of power in Russia and admire their beauty and grandeur. All 16 paintings are sections of a harmonious artistic ensemble, created in a single style, which, carrying the energy of places of power, improves the owner’s living space. All works are made using silver leaf and a silver marker. Silver is a healing element that, in combination with the energy of a place of power, enhances the therapeutic effect of viewing.

White marble Olkhon is sold both as part of a large painting and separately.