Lotus-Bud
9th to 10th century,
Place of origin |
This ornamental lotus bud probably served as a stupa finial.
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Brief description | Ornamental Lotus Bud; Bodh Gaya, Bihar; 9th-10th century |
Physical description | This ornamental lotus bud probably served as a stupa finial. |
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Object history | This piece was purchased from Mrs. Mary Charles, together with objects IS.238 to 248-1950 and 473 to 474-1950. These pieces were brought to England by Mr. A.H. Giles, Supdr. of Police in the District of Gaya at the time when Sir Alexander Cunningham was making the excavations of the Mahabodhi temple precincts. |
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Accession number | IS.475A-1950 |
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Record created | April 17, 2013 |
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