A sculpture set of Standing Elders/Sthavira have been added. It is not clear whether this set is of the sixteen Elders or of the much greater set of Five Hundred Elders (Lohan) - popular in the Chinese Buddhist system. Shakyamuni Buddha, Shariputra, Maudgalyayana and the Four Guardian Kings are missing from this set.
A sculpture set of Seated Elders/Sthavira have been added. There are several figures missing from this set of twenty-five sculpture. The missing pieces are Shakyamuni Buddha, Shariputra, Maudgalyayana, and the Four Guardian Kings.
A page has been added for the Textiles of the Victoria & Albert Museum, London, England.
The Magzor Gyalmo Masterworks Page has been updated with additional images.
A page has been added for the Seven Jewels of Royal Power sculpture set.
A page has been added for Shakyamuni Buddha Stone Models. These pilgrimage souvenir objects are made from stone.
The Long Life Vase Page has been updated with additional images.
A page has been added for Bodhgaya Temple Models. The majority of these pilgrimage souvenir objects are made from stone. Some larger models are made of metal such as the repousse example from Nepal.
The Karma Pakshi Page has been updated with additional images.
The Gampopa Sonam Rinchen Page has been updated with additional images.
The Tibet: Regions & Places Page has been updated with additional links. (This page is a work in progress).
The Trampled Deities Underfoot Page has been updated with additional content and links.
A gallery page for Manjushri Riding a Lion has been added and linked to the Manjushri Main Page.
The Manjushri Painting (Masterworks) Page has been updated with additional images.
The Tsongkapa Main Page has been updated with additional images and links.
A page for the young boy Sudhana of the Gandavyuha Sutra has been added.
The Lions & Snow Lions Page has been updated with additional images.
The Kirtimukha Page has been updated with additional images.
The Ritual Objects Main Page has been updated with additional images and links.
A gallery of sculptural pieces have been created. These figures are currently unidentified. Who are they? Do they belong to Chinese folk religion? Taoism? Are they Buddhist? Are they gods of the days, weeks, months, years? Astrological?
