Using BBT Works for an ISKCON Temple or Project

You're an ISKCON temple or project? Working under the authority of the ISKCON GBC? If so, then you have blanket permission for incidental use of BBT text, art, and other material.

For example: If you need low-res images for your temple website, they are available online here. (If you are including a gallery, there is a limit of 20 images). If you are needing hi-res images, you will need to contact the BBTI office for permissions. For single prints, you may purchase the print(s) through our online print store here.

We ask only that you include the BBT's copyright notice, in this form:

Artwork [or photos, or text] courtesy of The Bhaktivedanta Book Trust International, Inc. www.krishna.com. Used with permission.

(And if you're putting something online, make www.krishna.com a link, ok?)

But for some uses, permission is not automatic.

For example: Let's say you wish to make or publish something entirely, or mostly, from BBT materials. Or items for sale, such as posters, calendars, or greeting cards. For that sort of use, please get in touch with us, and together we'll work things out.

By the way, you'll get better reproduction by using the high-quality scans we can provide you from our original transparencies or artwork. For help with this, please get in touch with the Bhaktivedanta Archives.

Thank you for letting us serve you. Hare Krishna.

PS: What did Srila Prabhupada say about who should publish his books?

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