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Mammoth tusk composition "Dharani of Great Compassion"

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The mammoth tusk composition "Dharani of Great Compassion" is a complex piece of artistic carving dedicated to one of the most revered images of the Buddhist tradition — the multi-armed form of Bodhisattva Guanyin, embodying boundless mercy and willingness to help all living beings. The sculptural composition is made of mammoth bone and is complemented by richly decorated elements forming a majestic sacred image.

The central part of the composition is occupied by a Bodhisattva figure surrounded by a multitude of arms fanning out around the body. Each hand holds a symbolic object — an attribute of help, protection or spiritual power. This image dates back to ancient Buddhist iconography, in which the multi-armed form of Guanyin symbolizes the ability to simultaneously hear the suffering of the world and help everyone who seeks support.

A vertical composition of several faces, one above the other, rises above the main figure. Such an image reflects the idea of spiritual elevation and the multiplicity of manifestations of compassion. The master carefully elaborates on facial expressions, folds of clothing, jewelry and symbolic objects, so that the figure acquires solemnity and inner harmony.

Behind the figure is a complex decorative halo, resembling a shining circle or mandala. It is made with the finest detail and enhances the feeling of divine light emanating from the bodhisattva. Bright decorative elements, ornamental belts and patterns on the base emphasize the richness of the artistic solution and create the impression of temple solemnity.

The figure is mounted on a multi-tiered pedestal decorated with ornaments and traditional motifs of oriental art. The upper part of the pedestal is decorated in the form of a lotus flower, a symbol of purity and spiritual enlightenment. In the Buddhist tradition, the lotus signifies the ability of a person's spiritual nature to reveal itself even amid the difficulties of the earthly world.

The name of the composition is associated with the "Dharani of Great Compassion", a sacred mantra dedicated to Guanyin and reflecting her ability to relieve sentient beings from suffering. The artistic embodiment of this theme transforms the sculpture into a symbol of protection, mercy and spiritual light.

The composition combines the rarity of ancient materials, intricate carving techniques and deep spiritual symbolism. "Dharani of Great Compassion" is perceived as a solemn image of compassion and help, in which the skill of the carver and the philosophical idea of mercy are combined in a magnificent work of art.

Characteristics
Country of manufacture:
China
Material:
the mammoth tusk
Technique of execution:
Beijing bone carving
Sizes:
257 × 120 × 80 cm.

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