Siddhartha at the Bodhi Tree, 100s–200s CE

Siddhartha at the Bodhi Tree

100s–200s CE · Sculpture

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Cleveland Museum of Art

Cleveland, États-Unis

Salle242A Ancient India

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The tree under which the Buddha reached enlightenment marks the center of the composition. It had been under worship by local villagers, for it was known to be the residence of a nature divinity, who here emerges from the tree and altar to praise the Buddha. The altar itself is covered with kusha grass used in the context of sacrificial offerings. At the base of the altar, the earth goddess has risen from the ground and kneels before him in reverence.

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Numéro d’inventaire
1997.151

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Dans la même salle · 242A Ancient India, Cleveland Museum of Art

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