Object

Image of Aizen Myo-oh

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Date
制作年 AD14
Title
アイゼンミョウオウゾウ
Materials, techniques and shape
Color on silk
Collections
Depository
Keio Museum Commons Campus Mita
Ref. number
AW-CEN-001406-0000
License
CC BY Images license
Creditline

慶應義塾（センチュリー赤尾コレクション）
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Classification
Art
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The three-eyed, six-armed Aizen Myo-oh (Sanskrit: Ragaraja), wears a lion-crown and is painted red with a prominent expression of anger on its face. It was originally a Hindi deity but was later incorporated into Esoteric Shingon-sect Buddhism in Japan, to be worshipped as deity of love and eros.

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Ref. number
AW-CEN-001406-0000
License
CC BY
Creditline

慶應義塾（センチュリー赤尾コレクション）
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license

Depository and ID

Depository
Keio Museum Commons
Campus Mita
URL
Classification
Art

Components

OPEN DATADESIGN

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Title (EN)
Image of Aizen Myo-oh

Physical description

Weights and quantities
Quantity 1幅
Attachments
太巻、巻止

Identifiers

Title (EN)
Image of Aizen Myo-oh

Physical description

Weights and quantities
Quantity 1幅
Attachments
太巻、巻止

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