$490.88
Grey pottery tile with a depiction of a Bodhisattva on one side: He has typical features, a mandorla behind him, and much of the original pigments remain. Back and sides unmodelled.
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The Northern Wei reform contributed greatly to an amalgamation of art and culture in sixth-century China. This was manifested in painting, calligraphy, the funerary and decorative arts, and in the style of the cave-temples at Longmen in Henan Province.
It was during the Northern Wei dynasty that Buddhism was introduced to China – an introduction which rooted itself firmly in the cultural fabric of China. Over 30,000 Buddhist images dating from the Northern Wei dynasty have been found to date.
| Weight | 4000 g |
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| Dimensions | H 33.5 cm |
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| Gandharan Ideology | |
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