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本页列出文殊菩萨举剑坐像(一面二臂).

These forms of Manjushri are generally non-iconic, or aniconic. They are not typically found described in Tantric texts, meditations or rituals. They are for the most part based on the Sutra literature and narrative stories. The pose with the right hand grasping the sword at the chest is seen in a few other sculptures of Manjushri, primarily Western Himalayan standing figures. The left hand turned with the back of the hand resting on the thigh is reminiscent of a royal pose. The left leg pendant is unusual as it typically signifies a more wrathful or fierce demeanor. The artists appear to be trying to captured the image of Manjushri as a prince with both beauty and strength and in many examples they succeed.

文殊菩萨

文殊菩萨举剑坐像(一面二臂), 左手置于大腿上或于胸前拈一支乌巴拉花之茎部, 右手执剑, 这是文殊菩萨造像最常见的造型。

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