Database for Buddhist Cave Temples in China

Kults Pages

pp.77-79

Plan

Fig.170

Image Links (5)

Postancient Buddhist Culture in Central Asia : vol.3 (2)

• 0065A fragment of a mural: The head of Mahakasyapa
• 0067A fragment of a mural: The head of Malla (royalty?)

Postancient Buddhist Culture in Central Asia : vol.4 (2)

• 0020Wall ornaments and painted friezes
• 0059The "Largest" cave temple, Qyzil
• 0059Burnt-colored duck frieze. "Burnt Temple", the east facility, Maralbasi near Tumsuq. The foot section of the standing cave donor's figure, originally on Wall 1, faintly remains. The sculpture base with the frieze has several lotus thrones remaining. Under the frieze are bead-decorated, band-shaped support with tassels (?), between which triangular shapes are seen (See Figure 15).

Ancient Buddhist Temples in Chinese Turkistan : vol.1 (1)

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