编号:HAR846

中文名称:文殊师利菩萨

英文名称: Manjushri (Bodhisattva & Buddhist Deity) - White (Siddhaikavira)

尺幅:53.34x35.56cm (21x14in)

类别:彩唐

材质:棉布

题材:人物

收藏:Rubin Museum of Art

地域:西藏

年份:19世纪（1800 - 1899）

传承:萨迦

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内容:

Manjushri, Sita (Tibetan: jam pal kar po. English: the White One of Glorious Melodious Speech), the bodhisattva of wisdom, from the Siddhaikavira Tantra in the tradition of Mati Panchen.Beautiful, youthful and calm in expression, white of colour, he has one face and two hands. The hair is piled on the crown of the head with some falling loose across the shoulders. The right hand is extended forward atop the knee performing the mudra (gesture) of generosity with the palm facing outward. At the heart, delicately held between the fingers of the left hand, a green lotus stem rises above the left shoulder supporting a pink blossom topped with the Prajnaparamita sutra. A gold and jewel crown, hair ribbons, earrings, necklaces, bracelets and anklets beautifully adorn the body. Draped across the shoulders a blue scarf twists around the arms and unfurls at both sides. The lower body is covered with a short orange skirt and beneath that a long skirt of rainbow colours. With the legs folded in vajra posture, right over left, above a moon disc and multi-coloured lotus blossom seat rising from a blue lotus pond he sits surrounded by a circle of radiant red light.In the lotus pond below two elephants, white and grey, sport in the water amongst pink blossoms and waterfowl. Along the green earthen bank piles of heaped jewels display an array of colour while the deep azure blue sky above is decorated with billowing clouds in shades of white, green and blue.The Siddhaikavira (Solitary Hero) Tantra was first translated into Tibetan in the 11th century at the time of Lord Atisha and is classified as a Kriya Tantra. It describes numerous forms of Manjushri along with a host of other deities both peaceful and wrathful: Sarasvati, Jambhala, Vasudhara, Achala, etc.Lineage of Teachers: Lord Manjushri, Acharya Jetari, Maha Pandita Mati, Kashmiri Pandita Shakyashri, Bodhishri, Devashri, Sanggye Zhonnu, Sonam Sherab, Khenchen Sherab Gonpo, Sharchen Yeshe Gyaltsen (Ludingpa), Ngorchen Kunga Zangpo (1382-1456), etc.Jeff Watt 1-2000