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| Sikri: Footprint of the Buddha |
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Sikri: Footprint of the Buddha
PAKISTAN, Balochistan, Sikri; Kushan period (circa 1st–3rd century), circa 2nd century; Schist; H: 95 cm; Lahore Museum, Punjab, Pakistan |
| This carving is the largest Gandharan footprint found so far. The upper joints of the toes are marked with the auspicious swastika, with the symbol on the fourth toe reversed. A large Dharma wheel is located on the sole, while beneath it is the triratna, the symbol of the triple gem, which is balanced on a lotus at the heel. |
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