impression BM-MAS.474

Period:Unknown Production date:9thC-10thC (circa)
Materials:clay
Technique:impressed

Dimensions:Height: 13.30 centimetres Width: 9.40 centimetres

Description:
Clay votive impression. The clay lump is flat on the back and roughly tear-shaped, thereby resembling a vesica. In the centre is a very deep impression depicting a Bodhisattva sitting on a lotus throne. The right leg hangs down in front, the right hand resting on the calf. The left arm hangs loosely by the side, the left hand holds a long-stemmed lotus. The upper body is nude except for a light stole crossing from the left shoulder to the right hip. The Bodhisattva wears a tiara, the head is surrounded by a nimbus. The rest of the background is covered with small curls probably representing flames.
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图片[1]-impression BM-MAS.474-China Archive 图片[2]-impression BM-MAS.474-China Archive 图片[3]-impression BM-MAS.474-China Archive

Comments:Stein, Serindia, p. 1268: “K.Y.I.0011.-13. Clay votive impressions, from same mould as K.Y.I.009, but less distinct.”
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