Great Buddha Collection
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The Great Buddha (Daibutsu) in Kamakura, Tokyo, Japan is a magnificent sight that captivates visitors from all over the world. Standing tall and proud, this iconic Buddhist chaitya dates back to the mid-10th century AD and is made of exquisite sandstone. Another remarkable piece in this collection is the Seated Bodhisattva Shakyamuni, crafted around the 3rd century AD using dark grey schist. Its intricate details and serene expression showcase the mastery of ancient artisans. Moving forward in time, we encounter Tathagata Buddha, a hanging scroll from the late 1800s. This ink and color on paper artwork depicts a tranquil figure exuding wisdom and enlightenment. Head of Prajnaparamita takes us back to the late 12th-early 13th century with its grey sandstone composition. The delicate features carved into this sculpture convey a sense of profound spirituality. Traveling beyond Japan's borders, we find ourselves admiring the Medicine Buddha Mandala painting from Nepal. Vibrant colors blend harmoniously to create an enchanting representation of healing energy. A sandstone masterpiece awaits our gaze as we stumble upon Buddha in meditation from the 13th century AD. The intricately carved folds of his robe seem almost lifelike as he peacefully contemplates existence. Intriguingly preserved through centuries, we discover a head of a Buddha image dating back to the 16th-17th century. Crafted meticulously out of sandstone, it serves as an enduring testament to artistic skill across generations. Participating in history itself brings us face-to-face with a relief depicting Buddha's death between 100-300 AD. This fragment offers glimpses into ancient storytelling techniques while honoring one of Buddhism's most significant moments. Gilded copper adorned with colored glass catches our attention next as we examine detail within Buddha Shakyamuni, created between 1475-1525.