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Attributed to Takuma Tametō 宅磨為遠

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Attributed to Takuma Tametō 宅磨為遠

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Seated Bodhisattva (Kongoho Bosatsu), from a notebook depicting the Diamond World Mandala (Kongōkai Mandara), Attributed to Takuma Tametō 宅磨為遠, mid 12th century

Seated Bodhisattva (Kongoho Bosatsu), from a notebook depicting the Diamond World Mandala (Kongōkai Mandara)

mid 12th century · Not on view · Harvard Art Museums

Seated Bodhisattva Vajrapuspâ (Kongōke Bosatsu), from a notebook depicting the Diamond World Mandala (Kongōkai Mandara), from a book once housed at Mount Kōya (Wakayama prefecture) and then later in the temple Ganjō-ji (Kumamoto prefecture), Attributed to Takuma Tametō 宅磨為遠, Late Heian period, mid 12th century

Seated Bodhisattva Vajrapuspâ (Kongōke Bosatsu), from a notebook depicting the Diamond World Mandala (Kongōkai Mandara), from a book once housed at Mount Kōya (Wakayama prefecture) and then later in the temple Ganjō-ji (Kumamoto prefecture)

Late Heian period, mid 12th century · Not on view · Harvard Art Museums