It is my first time to know about the butter sculpture
By youless
@youless (112497)
Guangzhou, China
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@responsiveme (22926)
• India
10 May 17
There are these sculptures in monasteries in the hill stations
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@TiarasOceanView (70022)
• United States
10 May 17
I wonder how it is possible because I wonder wouldn't the heat of the hands dissolve it.
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@youless (112497)
• Guangzhou, China
10 May 17
@TiarasOceanView You don't have to worry about it because you just bought a new pair of great boots
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@TiarasOceanView (70022)
• United States
10 May 17
@youless Oh I see, so I would be freezing and would have to wear a coat and boots lol
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@Hate2Iron (15727)
• Canada
10 May 17
Sounds fascinating... I have seen some tiny ones, but not on the scale I think that you are referring to!
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@youless (112497)
• Guangzhou, China
10 May 17
Perhaps butter is one of the main food there, and therefore such kind of art will develop. The practice charge will be high for it. Such a big butter is already very expensive, and you also need a cool room to practise so that the butter will not melt.
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@Iam_jauntyjen (5017)
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10 May 17
wow! It's my first time to see and to hear about butter sculpture. I've never thought this art existed. I wonder how they keep the butter from melting. Cool!
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