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mounted on thin paper and applied to crimson or salmon
pink corded ground; outlined with silk cord which is
covered with gilded paper and couched.
One edge is plain band of gilded silk, above which are
parts of three legs and tail of three-toed dragon. Tail
spinous and scaly.
In front of dragon a chevron pattern between two scal-
loped bands, and then beginning of repeat of another.
All very good work. Lined pink silk neatly turned in
and sewn at edges. All faded to buff. One end finished
in blunt point, the other cut straight. Perhaps from
MS. cover, as Ser. iv. Pl. CXI, Ch. XLVIII. 001. 13⅜″ × 1⅞″.

K.K. II. 068. Fr. of printed paper, in many pieces, soft
and silky. Rows of monk-like figures seated in contempla-
tion on long petalled lotuses and wearing sharply pointed
cowl. Straight short rays form nimbus. Crude work.
Frs. of Chinese characters below figures. Av. c. 3″ × 1⅛″.

K.K. II. 069. Fr. of silk gauze; yellow and faded.
Torn. 5″ × 5¼″.

K.K. II. 074. Remains of silk painting (perished),
with dark silk border, and wooden stiffener at bottom.
Subject, Buddha seated in Bhūmisparśa-mudrā on lotus.
Supported on elaborate pedestal; the upper surface painted
crimson, and the many-stepped mouldings and large central
torus decorated with long rectangular panels filled with
roundels in various interchanged colours. Colouring
mostly dark red and green, much discoloured. Remains
of paper backing. c. 22″ × 1′ 4″.

K.K. II. 075. Silk band and wooden weighting-stick,
from bottom of painting (?); silk printed, with dull red
ground and pattern in resist of buff-coloured lozenge-
shaped spots. Lined with pale blue silk, and fixed into
groove cut along length of stick. Stick plain round, painted
red. Silk slightly narrows towards top. Silk 4″ × 14″ to
10″; stick, length 15¼″, diam. 4/8″.

K.K. II. 076. Fr. of wooden weighting-stick from
painting, with remains of paper adhering. Length 7″,
diam. ⅝″.

K.K. II. 077. Fr. of paper pounce, torn. Pricked floral
and scroll design, not wholly intelligible. One side of
paper blackened. An old drawing has been used, the lines
of which are traceable but have no relation to the pricked
design. 13″ × 11″.

K.K. II. 078. Frs. of plain silk, faded pinkish buff,
with loop of fine canvas attached. Prob. front of border
of painting. Gr. length 13″ × 4″.

K.K. II. 080. Specimen of paper, soft buff, thin, felted,
torn. Gr. fr. 3″ × 1/4″.

K.K. II. 081. Remains of silk painting, dirty, torn
and faded. Subject was standing Buddha, with young
monkish attendant in adoration on either side. Coarse
work. 2′ × 1′ 4″.

K.K. II. 082. Fr. of clay stucco lotus petal, orna-
mented in relief as K.K. I. 047. No colour. 4¼″ × 2¼″.

K.K. II. 083, 091, 092, 097. Frs. of clay stucco drapery.
083 shows wavy edges of flattened tubular folds; blue.
3⅟₁₀″ × 1⅜″. 091, 092, 'butterfly' bow, grey-blue. 5⅝″ ×
2¼″. 097, hanging corner with tubular folds; green with
red lining. 3″ × 1⅛″.

K.K. II. 084, 098, 0113, 0150, 0174, 0195, 0228. Frs. of
clay stucco 'caltrop' mail; gilded. 084, 0113, 0150,
0195, 0228, reeded variety as K.K. II. 0107. Roughly
modelled. Gr. fr. 0150, lozenge shape. 5¼″ × 3¼″. 098, with
part of frame, red. Roughly modelled. 2⅜″ × 1¼″. 0174,
evenly and well modelled. No reeds or rivet. 3⅛″ × 4″.
For other examples, see K.K. II. 0101, 0103, 0163, 0197,
Pl. LV.

K.K. II. 085. Fr. of clay stucco ornament in relief;
a double row of lotus petals, reversed, incurving at their
bases where they join; outer edges of pearl ornament.
No colour. Suggestion of raised decoration on each petal
similar to K.K. I. 047. Good work. Material tough and
fibrous. 7″ × 2¼″.

K.K. II. 086. Clay stucco human ear, badly modelled,
painted red over white. Lobe normal and pierced. 4¼″ × 2″.

K.K. II. 087. Fr. of clay stucco band, painted white
with red and green chevrons at intervals. 3⅝″ × ⅝″.

K.K. II. 088. Clay stucco finger, with long projecting
nail. Gilded. Exactly similar to K.K. I. 012. 3⅛″ × ⅝″.
Pl. LIV.

K.K. II. 089. Fr. of fresco, on mud plaster. Part of
circle bordered green with black lines; centre yellow,
spotted red. Ground outside red. 3″ × 2″.

K.K. II. 090. Fr. of clay stucco ornament, beautifully
modelled (prob. part of jewel), coated thinly with white,
over which gold. Ornament is composed of diverging
flamboyant scrolls, beside a kind of lotus centre. Surfaces
of scrolls are generally flat or slightly 'dished' (concave),
terminating in projecting ends. 3″ × 3″. Pl. LIII.

K.K. II. 093. Fr. of clay stucco relief ornament,
consisting of two lotus petals with a smaller one over-
lapping between. Dark blue, bordered with lines of salmon
pink, pale yellow and dark blue. 2⅛″ × 1⁵⁄₁₀″.

K.K. II. 094-6. Frs. of three clay stucco fingers.
094, painted pink over white and gilded; short nail. 095,
same as preceding, but nail long. 096, red on under-side
and nail, and blue on back; nail slightly beyond tip.
c. 1¼ life-size. Largest fr. 3⅟₁₀″ × 1″.

K.K. II. 098. Fr. of clay stucco mail (?); frame (?),
painted red and links gilded over pale wash. 3″ × 2″.
2¼″ × 1⅛″.

K.K. II. 099. Clay stucco L. hand of figure, palm out-
wards, clenching white double cord (?). Blue; palm red.
Nearly life-size.

K.K. II. 0100. Fr. of stucco architectural (?) orn.,
similar to K.K. II. 0125. Surface convex with raised portion
continuing curve of lower part. Badly damaged by water.
12″ × 6¼″.