Folio 37 from a Gandavyuha-sutra (Scripture of the Supreme Array): Sudhana and a pair of antelopes (recto); text (verso)
Two long, narrow, wooden panels with rounded edges, side by side, with a small gap between; panels are pale brown with darker brown spots; small holes along right and left edges. The front panel shows on the left side a boy with dark hair and a red sash standing with one leg bent; beside him are two light brown antelopes with long horns; on the right part are rows of black text; on the verso are rows of black text. The back panel shows rows of black text; on the verso are more rows of black text. The text on both panels is in a non-Latin script.
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