Cundi
- Image Number: K2A001375N000000000PAA
- Dynasty: Ming dynasty
- Category: Paintings
- Form: 軸
- Exhibition dimension: 126.7×81.1
- Description:
This scroll is painted in dark blue. A large lotus flower emerges from the undulating waves. The Buddha’s dharma is solemn, and the Buddha sits on the lotus flower. Bodhisattva wears a five leaf crown, wears gorgeous ornaments on his chest, has three eyes on his face, and has eighteen hands in total. Some make handprints, and some take utensils. Two gods came from above by clouds, and two dragon kings supported the lotus stems below. The monk in the lower left corner should be a monk who practices Zhunti Famen. The whole painting is painted in Jin Dynasty ink, with fine and smooth lines. The patterns on the clothes are meticulously painted, which is a good Buddhist painting of the Ming Dynasty.
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