Dhyani BuddhaThe wooden sculpture of Lord Buddha is a paradigm of beauty and the masterpice reflects some of the basic characteristics of the Indian wooden sculpture. The drapery covering the meditative Buddhas body has some nice carvings. The smoothness, gracefulness of the sculpture, the nice carvings all have made the figure a piece of artistic excellence.

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as if holding a bow and an arrow

They appear all together or in part as a decorative motif in stone

Showing His prowess

Mainly made on silk or on old cotton glued with paper

and 'azula'

His courage and braveness earned him the name Mahavira

which is inert in and of itself

The stomach is also considered the seat of the soul in Chinese mythology and so the large stomach can be taken as an allegory for his open heartedness

This term is associated with Lord Krishna

The sculpture has meaningfully created the statue with the pot of wealth

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