Encyclopedia of Buddhist Arts

Home＞Search >

SEARCH >

Stroke：

Vols：Caves

Page：1206

Mogao Cave 427: Ananda

CHINA, Gansu, Dunhuang; Sui dynasty (581–618); Clay; H: 1.68 m
This figure is located within the niche on the west side of the central pillar. The disciple Ananda stands to the left of the Buddha. He has a round shaven head with a broad forehead, straight nose, elongated ears, and a small mouth. The face has a soft, gentle expression and the palms are joined in anjali (reverence) mudra.

Museum：

Entry Title：