Buddha's Previous Life as a Woodpecker: Javasakunda Jataka
Buddha's Previous Life as a Woodpecker: Javasakunda Jataka. A relief carving on a rectangular, rough-hewn, light brown stone block. The carving depicts a man standing with hands clasped in prayer on the left. He is wearing a simple, long garment. To the right, a large lion-like creature with a shaggy mane lies on a platform. The creature appears to be opening its mouth. Behind the lion, a tree with leaves is carved. The background includes indistinct carvings. The stone block sits on a black stand. The background behind the stand is dark at the top, and fades to white at the bottom.
Artwork Details
- Dimensions
- 900 × 675 px
- Museum Record
- View original
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