Collections-Virtual Museum of Images and Sounds

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Date: 1150-1225 CE

Subject: Center portion, Ratnasambhava [The Jina Buddha Ratnasambhava]

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Date: ca 1025 CE

Subject: Left end: The Birth of Buddha [Prajnaparamita and Scenes from the Life of the Buddha]

Site Name: Nagarjunakonda (Nagarjunasagar)

Date: ca 1-299 CE

Subject: Left to right: Wandering Ascetics; Chakravartin Scene ; Lintel or Coping Stone with Relief Panels from the Life of the Buddha and Jatakas

Site Name: Loriyan Tangai

Date: ca 1-299 CE

Subject: Three disciples of Buddha at right; Naga Apalala's Conversion

Site Name: Goli

Date: ca 100-299 CE

Subject: Left portion, Buddha Maravijaya (Temptation by Mara); Lintel Fragment, Scenes from the Life of Buddha

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Date: ca 900-999 CE

Subject: Back, Buddha Shakyamuni

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Date: 1170-1189 CE

Subject: Torso of Amitayus [Amitayus, the Buddha of Eternal Life]

Site Name: Loriyan Tangai

Date: ca 1-299 CE

Subject: Upper portion, Buddha and devotees; Preparing the Bodhisattva's Seat

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Date: ca 825-850 CE

Subject: Face of the Buddha [Head of a Buddha]

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Date: ca 900-999 CE

Subject: Seated Buddha in Bhumisparsa Mudra from left

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Date: ca 1100-1199 CE

Subject: Cover B, left of center: Miracle at Sravasti [Scenes from the Life of Buddha Shakyamuni]

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Date: ca 1-299 CE

Subject: Center portion, Seated Buddha, from right; Buddha Requested by Gods

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Date: 1170-1189 CE

Subject: Left portion, Torso of Avalokitesvara [Amitayus, the Buddha of Eternal Life]

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Date: ca 700-899 CE

Subject: Profile, Buddha Sakyamuni from right

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Date: ca 1200 CE

Subject: Leaf 1, center: Buddha Sakyamuni

Site Name: Nagarjunakonda (Nagarjunasagar)

Date: ca 100-299 CE

Subject: Architectural Relief, Buddha Seated in Abhaya Mudra with Worshippers

Site Name: Jamalgarhi

Date: ca 1-299 CE

Subject: Left end: Sumedha lays down so that Dipankara Buddha can walk over him; Dipankara Making the Prediction of Enlightenment to Sumedha

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Subject: Buddha Mahanirvana. A metal figure of Buddha Mahanirvana. Buddhist's mahanirvana refers to great transcendence of suffering. During this moment he is lying on his right side, his head resting on a cushion or relying on his right elbow, supporting his head with his hand. This object was procured from State Institute for Development of Arts & Crafts (SIDAC) Show House.