Database for Buddhist Cave Temples in China
Kults Pages
pp.95-99
Plan
Fig.214
Image Links (4)
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0128Picture from the right side wall of the Painter cave of Ming-Öi in Qyzyl, Kultst. 151. The group of the 6 Tîrthikas is divided, the other half is on a left parallel.
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0128Picture from the arch over the worshipper, figures of the left of the sitting Buddhafigurm from the Hell pot cave of Ming-Öi ub Qyzyl, Kultst. 98. All six Tîrthikas on a side.
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0102Plan of the cave with annexes; the size of the highest room behind B is uncertainly.
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0102Buddha sermons from side wall b. Fig. 1, 2, per half.
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0103Woman donator at door wall A. Lower garb: white: the dark Strip: Edgings at the garb, rings in the upper Edging in belt the height on the jacket. Upper strip of the neck loop dark-sepiabraun, bright edging of the skirt, edging in belt height, the latter with white and brown rings: light blue; lightmatte-red rings and points of the edging of white points surround, inner Garb envelope (flaps) lightgreen, likewise with white beads Shâl in the hands.
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0103Preta and hell pot from the upper painting of the niche: before Buddha statue of I. Cf. Fig. 215 and sketch.
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0103Sword carrier with unbrimmed hut, which is occupied with small embossments, from sermon picture b, 3. White hut, which occurs still in the paintings of Bäzäklik, seems to be supposed to designate servants of a prince.
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0103Vajrapâni from b, 5; Original 20 cm. The hat is white with red ornamentations (lines and points), dark-brown edge and light blue balls.
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0103God from B, VI; Original 21 cm
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0104Lunette over cult figure, which was in former in the niche.
