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Site Name: Bamiyan

Date: 400-699 CE

Subject: Seated Buddhas, Bodhisattvas and other motifs and the rock cut passages around the head of colossal Buddha, Sassanid influence

Site Name: Bamiyan

Date: 400-699 CE

Subject: Two seated Buddhas in teaching attitude, with tree motifs behind and rock-cut passages on the vaulted roof around the head of colossal Buddha, Sassanid influence

Site Name: Bamiyan

Date: 400-699 CE

Subject: Three seated Buddhas in teaching attitude, with tree motifs behind and rock-cut passages on the vaulted roof around the head of colossal Buddha, Sassanid influence

Site Name: Bamiyan

Date: 400-699 CE

Subject: Two seated Buddhas in teaching attitude, with tree motifs behind and rock-cut passages on the vaulted roof around the head of colossal Buddha, Sassanid influence

Site Name: Bamiyan

Date: 400-699 CE

Subject: Seated Buddhas in teaching attitude, with tree motifs behind and rock-cut passages on the vaulted roof around the head of colossal Buddha, Sassanid influence

Site Name: Bamiyan

Date: 400-699 CE

Subject: View of part of head with ushanisha of the colossal Buddha,

Site Name: Ajanta

Date: 462-480 CE

Subject: Right wall, standing Buddhas flanked by Bodhisattva

Site Name: Sanchi

Date: 500-699 CE

Subject: Buddha, seated

Site Name: Bhubaneswar

Date: 1900-1999

Subject: Lord Buddha. Betel nut is the dry areca nut palm known as gua in Odia. The seed is carved and whittled by wood carvers of Odisha to make miniatures of gods and other religious motifs. This is an image of Lord Buddha, the teacher of salvation and the founder of Buddhism, whittled out of a betel nut. This object has been loaned by State Institute for Development of Arts & Crafts (SIDAC).

Site Name: Bhubaneswar

Date: 1900-1999

Subject: Lord Buddha. Betel nut is the dry areca nut palm known as gua in Odia. The seed is carved and whittled by wood carvers of Odisha to make miniatures of gods and other religious motifs. This is an image of Lord Buddha, the teacher of salvation and the founder of Buddhism, whittled out of a betel nut. Back view of the object. This object has been loaned by State Institute for Development of Arts & Crafts (SIDAC).