Kasuga Shrine Mandala, early 1300s

Kasuga Shrine Mandala

early 1300s · Painting

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A golden path climbs toward five shrine buildings in Kasuga Shrine Mandala, painted in the early fourteenth century and now in the Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland. Four red-and-white halls stand to the left and a fifth to the right, representing Kasuga Taisha in Nara. Mount Mikasa rises centrally behind them, with golden Mount Wakakusa to the left and a sun or moon beyond. Deer appear across the scene. Five Buddhist figures stand on clouds above, representing the original forms of the shrine’s five kami.

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A golden path beginning at the bottom of this painting leads up to four red-and-white buildings to the left, then to a fifth building on the right. These are the five shrine halls of Kasuga Taisha in Nara. Above and beyond the buildings is a sacred mountain range––with Mount Mikasa at center, Mount Wakakusa in gold to the left, and the sun or moon rising up behind the mountains. Sacred deer appear here and there. Five figures representing the original Buddhist forms of the five kami of the shrine complex stand on clouds above the mountains.

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2015.137

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