Silk Road - Introduction





	Content culture religion civilization	The Silk Road, along which passed not only merchandises but also ideas, manufacturing techniques and religions, was the symbol of the bond between East and West. As we examine the art reside among the ancient trade road from China to Byzantium, we will discover the complexity of the exchanges and variety of cultures and landmarks. Besides the exchange of the silk, there were many other merchandises, such as spices, cloth, paper, porcelain, chinaware, grape and wine, glass, incense, music instrument and many other products along the trade routes. It was also the route by which Buddhism and Nestorianism found new converts. In following the 5,000 miles of the Silk Road from the far East of China to the far West of Byzantium, we will discover, over the fascinating art objects that left behind the fall of the Silk Road several Centuries ago, and examine and enjoy the complexity of exchanges and the infinitive variety of culture, religion and the early civilizations of the kingdoms at this period of time.