The Shape of a Palm Leaf Page
By Tibetan Aid Project 1447 days ago
In ancient India, early Buddhist texts were handwritten on palm leaves. As Buddhism spread throughout Asia, the shape of the palm leaf page was retained to show authenticity and in reverence of the early Indian scriptures.
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