Amida Nyorai, Muramachi period, 15th century
wood with lacquer and gold leaf
Height: 51cm
Amida Nyorai is one of the central Buddhist figures of Japan representing the Western Paradise (Pure Land ) teachings known for his compassion and promise of salvation. Commonly depicted seated in meditation with the welcoming hand mudra of the thumb and middle finger touching.
This figure displays a peaceful meditative demeanor with flowing robes seated on a lotus base following on from the earlier Kamakura style as seen from the famous massive bronze at Kamakura.
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Amida Nyorai, Muramachi period, 15th century
wood with lacquer and gold leaf
Height: 51cm
Amida Nyorai is one of the central Buddhist figures of Japan representing the Western Paradise (Pure Land ) teachings known for his compassion and promise of salvation. Commonly depicted seated in meditation with the welcoming hand mudra of the thumb and middle finger touching.
This figure displays a peaceful meditative demeanor with flowing robes seated on a lotus base following on from the earlier Kamakura style as seen from the famous massive bronze at Kamakura.
enquire: jw.myeast@gmail.com
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