Buddhist Deity: Avalokiteshvara, Pagpa Lokeshvara (Four Sculpture)
Pagpa Lokeshvara (Four Sculpture) | Pagpa Lokeshvara | Avalokiteshvara Main Page
From a sacred sandalwood tree four sculpture were produced and installed in temples stretching from the Kathmandu, Nepal, to Lhasa, Tibet: [1] Kathmandu (Rato Macchendranath), [2] Kathmandu (Seto Macchendranath), [3] Kyirong, and [4] Lhasa. These four sculpture appear to be of a larger size than the sculpture installed in the 108 demon subduing temples.
Hari Sandalwood (originated in southern Nepal. Four sculpture produced):
- Kathmandu - Pagpa Ugang (Khasarpani Lokeshvara, Rato Macchendranath)
- Kathmandu - Pagpa Jamali (Khasarpani Lokeshvara, Seto Macchendranath)
- Kyirong, Tibet - Pagpa Wati (Khasarpani Lokeshvara)
- Lhasa, Tibet - Pagpa Lokeshvara (Khasarpani)
Jeff Watt 3-2015
