Object class: Fabrication-related attributes / Donor: Older University Collections / Accession number: Acc.2420 - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Portable altar, accession number 9-8412, described as Shrine; portable; wood; black lacquer case with gilting and lotus paintings on inside of doors; seated male Bosatsu with right hand to ear, left holding ball

Hearst Museum object titled Portable altar, accession number 9-8413, described as Shrine; portable; wood; black lacquer case, gold interior; seated Buddha on golden lotus pedestal; metal aureole

Hearst Museum object titled Portable altar, accession number 9-8416, described as Shrine; portable; wood; black lacquer case with gold interior; standing 1000 armed Kwannon (Senju Kwannon) with aureole and multi-tiered lotus pedestal

Hearst Museum object titled Portable altar, accession number 9-8414, described as Shrine; portable; wood; black lacquer case with gold interior; standing female Bosatsu with right hand in abhaya mudra; polychrome lotus and rock-like pedestal; circular white aureole with gold sanskrit characters

Hearst Museum object titled Portable altar, accession number 9-8417, described as Shrine; wood; red lacquer case, gold interior, lotus motif on door interior; Amida Triad on lotus pedestals on multi-tiered base; Amida in center, vitarka mudra; 11 headed Kwannon on right, kalasa in left hand; Fugen on elephant on left; all with aureoles

Hearst Museum object titled Portable altar, accession number 9-8411, described as Shrine; portable; wood; black lacquer case with standing gilted figure of Fudo-Myoo holding sword; flaming aureole; lotus pedestal; pictures of Fudo and Kwannon on inside of doors

Hearst Museum object titled Portable altar, accession number 9-8415, described as Shrine; portable; wood; black lacquer case with gold interior and lotuses; standing gilted female Bosatsu with right hand in abhaya mudra, left holding vase; circular aureole; lotus and rock-like pedestal