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Seated Buddha (lotus pedestal), 1100s

Seated Buddha (lotus pedestal)

1100s · Sculpture

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Cleveland Museum of Art

Cleveland, Stati Uniti

Sala235B Japanese

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Composed of a number of hollowed-out pieces of wood that were then covered with lacquer and gilding, this sculpture would have served as the principal image of worship in a Buddhist temple hall. The Buddha Yakushi resides in the Lapis Lazuli Paradise of the East, and heals all diseases, including the ailment of ignorance. His left hand once held a medicine jar, while his right hand gestures reassurance. Seated on a lotus pedestal and backed by a mandorla and halo, the Buddha may have once been flanked by the bodhisattvas of the Sun and Moon, Nikkō and Gakkō, and protected by the Twelve Divine Generals, or Junishinshō.

Cleveland Museum of Art

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Numero di inventario
1973.85.c

Nella stessa sala · 235B Japanese, Cleveland Museum of Art

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SculturaLegnoMedioevoPrima del 1400Japan, Heian period (794–1185)

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