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佛坐像，可能是阿弥陀佛

early 7th century
On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 208
信奉阿弥陀佛强调的是，众生在不完美的生活环境下要开悟是不可能的，因此应发愿往生极乐世界，那里如净土和中途站，其修行条件有益于追求更高的智慧。此处，从阿弥陀佛双臂的位置可看出，现已遗失的双手原来应是结禅定印。这尊阿弥陀佛像是用一种复杂的干漆夹苎技术制成的，通常先以木头为心，然后以泥塑成胎，再用浸满漆的麻布覆盖，最后再取出中心。这种技术在八世纪时从中国传到了日本。

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  • 唐 彩繪塗金夾紵漆阿彌陀佛像
  • 标题: 佛坐像，可能是阿弥陀佛
  • 年代: 唐朝
  • 创作日期: 七世纪早期
  • 地域: 中国
  • 材料: 干漆夹苎镀金彩绘
  • 尺寸: 高38英寸（96.5厘米）
  • 来源信息: 罗杰斯基金，1919年
  • 藏品编号: 19.186
  • Curatorial Department: Asian Art

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