Folio 73 from a Gandavyuha-sutra (Scripture of the Supreme Array): Sudhana and an antelope (recto); text (verso)
The image features two long, narrow, wooden boards with rounded edges. The top board shows a central illustration of a person in a red setting with green accents; the person wears a pink garment. The person is surrounded by columns of black text written in a non-Latin script. The bottom board displays only black text written in a non-Latin script on a tan background. Both boards have darker areas and holes. The boards are separated by a white band.
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