It's Sui, knocking on my window!——Shangbo Xibo Sui Buddha Combination Shuangyu Yao

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Shanghai Museum Sui Amitabha three bronze statue combinations

(Leyi Association Art Gallery)

In the Sui Dynasty, 37.6 cm high, 23.8 cm in the seat, 32.8 cm at the bottom, and weighing 6.74 kg.

The rectangular base inherits a Buddha, two bodhisattvas, two for support, and two lions. The Lord's statue of the Buddha was sitting on the lotus platform, and the right side was printed on the right. Bodhisattva stands on the face of Buddha. Zun Zun is holding the orb. The supporter is a man and a woman. Women's supporters hold things, and they stand up and stand; men's supporting people coincides with their expressions. The lion opened his tongue and made a squat. For the superior work in the bronze statue of the Sui Dynasty (Baidu Encyclopedia)

Xi'an Museum Tibetan Sui Dongqin created Amitabha Buddha

(Good spring confession)

Sui Dongqin's statue was unearthed in Bali Village, Yanta District, Xi'an in 1974. The 41cm high length of 24.6cm width 24cm weighs 13.27kg.

The statue is composed of a Buddha, Er Bodhisattva, Erlix, Yixiang Xiang, Court -shaped bed, and two squat lions. Amitabha was sitting on the waist lotus seat in the middle of the high footing, and there was a peach -shaped backlight behind his head. The two threatened bodhisattva was separated, and the two bodhisattva stood up to the two King Kong Lishi, and a fragrant smoke was placed in the middle. There was a pair of lions in front of the bed. The Buddha statues, lotus seats, high feet and other accessories are cast separately. During this period, the permanent eye eyes are connected. It can be disassembled. On the right and side of the back of the high -footed bed, there are wishes and praise, inscriptions, inscriptions, inscriptions. For "On July 15th of the Fourth Year of the Emperor, General Ningyuan Wuqiang County Cheng Qin, Cheng Dong Qin, respected Mida's statue of the emperor's parents and sisters and his wife and wife, and he heard the Dharma ...". (Baidu Encyclopedia)