Wednesday, July 14, 2010

A MAP TO SHAMBHALA/ Uttarakuru: the Land of the North/ A five rupee stamp from a sheet of eight faux postage stamps from the micronation of Shambhala Nor/ CYBERSTAMPS/ Buddhist American Folk Art Stamps




Uttarakuru
Shambhala Nor Postal Services
2010
by Eric Whollem
Copyright by the artist

A Cyberstamp From Shambhala Nor
SHOWING SELVAGE TYPOLOGY

This stamp is from a sheet of stamps commemorating Eric Whollem's
new Map to Shambhala. It is valid for postage only within the micronation
of Shambhala Nor, not currently recognized by the Universal Postal
Administration, but respected within the cyberspace of intuitive philatelists.

For those interested in more on the topic of micronations see:

See more of my stamps from SHAMBHALA NOR on this link:

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Artist stamps, artistamps, cinderella stamps, cyberstamps, fantasy stamps, faux postage, mail art,
micronation stamps. Digital art.

A MAP TO SHAMBHALA/ Uttarakuru: the Land of the North/ SHAMBHALA NOR PROVISIONAL POSTAGE STAMPS/ Cyberstamps for 2010/ A special edition from the Cinderella Printing House, Ltd./ FAUX POSTAGE STAMPS




Uttarakuru
Shambhala Nor Postal Services
2010
by Eric Whollem
Copyright by the artist

The Land of the North: Uttarakuru
STAMPS FEATURING THE MAP TO SHAMBHALA NOR

This sheet of eight cyberstamps commemorates Eric Whollem's
new Map to Shambhala Nor, which was previously posted on this
blog.

Depicted on these artist stamps is that portion of the map that
represents Uttarakuru, which means 'The Land of the North.'
This name is Sanskrit. It relates to the Shambhala mystery,
Shambhala being the mystic realm of inner illumination, often
viewed as a lost region in Central Asia.

Maps to Shambhala have been created over the centuries, beginning
with square mandalas created by the Bon Po, the shamanic
precursors of the Buddhists in Tibet.

Learn more about Shambhala on my post:

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