Item: Refuge Field (Buddhist) - Gelug Lineage
| Origin Location | China |
|---|---|
| Date Range | 1900 - 1959 |
| Lineages | Gelug and Buddhist |
| Material | Ground Mineral Pigment on Cotton |
| Collection | Robert and Lois Baylis |
Classification: Object/Concept
Gelugpa Refuge Field (Tibetan: tsog shing): at the center is Lama Tsongkapa, at the peak of a wish fulfilling tree, with the right hand in the mudra (gesture) of refuge and the left supporting a black begging bowl in the lap. A long line of lineage teachers extends upward. Pockets of lamas belonging to specialty lineages are seated at the sides on thrones and banks of white clouds.
Tibetan: Tsog shing
Tibetan: Lama Tsongkapa
Below Tsongkapa are the main tutelary deities of the Gelug School, along with buddhas, bodhisattvas, arhats and wisdom protectors at the bottom. Various sentient beings with arms raised fill the foreground.
Jeff Watt 4-2000
Collection of Robert & Lois Baylis
Subject: Refuge Field Main Page
Subject: Refuge Field, Gelug (Main Page)
Tradition: Gelug Tradition Main Page
Subject: Refuge Field, Gelug (Tsongkapa)
Subject: Refuge Field, Gelug (Pabongka Design)