Period:Unknown Production date:12thC(early)
Materials:copper alloy
Technique:cast
Subjects:bodhisattva mammal bird devotee/worshipper
Dimensions:Height: 18 centimetres Width: 9.20 centimetres Depth: 6.10 centimetres
Description:
A crowned figure of the Bodhisattva Khasarpana Avalokiteśvara seated on a lotus in a shrine with a cusped arch and moulded base. The Bodhisattva is flanked by seated images of Sudhanakumāra and Hayagrīva. On the platform below the deity are two kneeling worshippers, one male and one female. The tiered temple superstructure, crowned with a grooved disc and finial, is supported by pilasters and rampant griffins. Cast in a copper alloy with traces of blue in the headgear. Inscribed.
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![图片[2]-figure BM-1985-0511.1-China Archive](https://chinaarchive.net/Unknown/43/mid_00178618_001.jpg)
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Materials:copper alloy
Technique:cast
Subjects:bodhisattva mammal bird devotee/worshipper
Dimensions:Height: 18 centimetres Width: 9.20 centimetres Depth: 6.10 centimetres
Description:
A crowned figure of the Bodhisattva Khasarpana Avalokiteśvara seated on a lotus in a shrine with a cusped arch and moulded base. The Bodhisattva is flanked by seated images of Sudhanakumāra and Hayagrīva. On the platform below the deity are two kneeling worshippers, one male and one female. The tiered temple superstructure, crowned with a grooved disc and finial, is supported by pilasters and rampant griffins. Cast in a copper alloy with traces of blue in the headgear. Inscribed.
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