A padom used to build mud walls.
The pardom, or parshing, is said to have been introduced by Zhabdrung Nagawang Namgyel (1594-1651) when he ordered the construction of Punakha Dzong. In traditional Bhutanese architecture, building foundations are generally made of stone while the walls are made from pounded mud. The pardom is the wooden box that helps to ensure a uniform width wherein the mud walls are constructed. The small
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