Folio from a Buddhist Manuscript of Pancavimsatisahasrika Prajnaparamita
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ca. 1090 · Opaque watercolor on palm leaf
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Buddhist Manuscript
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c. 1700 · Manuscript, Covers: Gum tempera on wood; pages: charcoal on palm leaves
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The Goddess Mahasitavati, Folio from a Buddhist Manuscript
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ca. 12th century · Opaque watercolor on palm leaf
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Kammavacha: Buddhist Ordination Text
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1800s · Manuscript, Cover: lacquer, gilding, and glass appliqué on wood; leaves: lacquer and gilding on cloth
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Leaf from an Illuminated Buddhist Manuscript
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14th century · Ink and color on palm leaves
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Text, folio 7 (recto) from a Kammavacha: Buddhist ordination text
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1800s · Manuscript, Leaf: lacquer and gilding on cloth
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Leaf from an Illuminated Buddhist Manuscript
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14th century · Ink and color on palm leaves
Cleared · Public Domain
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Top cover from a Kammavacha: Buddhist Ordination Text
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1800s · Manuscript, Cover: lacquer, gilding, and glass appliqué on wood
Cleared · CC0
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Leaf from an Illuminated Buddhist Manuscript
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14th century · Ink and color on palm leaves
Cleared · Public Domain
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Text, folio 5 (recto) from a Kammavacha: Buddhist ordination text
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1800s · Manuscript, Leaf: lacquer and gilding on cloth
Cleared · CC0
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Leaf from an Illuminated Buddhist Manuscript
Unrecorded maker
14th century · Ink and color on palm leaves
Cleared · Public Domain
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Text, folio 9 (recto) from a Kammavacha: Buddhist ordination text
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1800s · Manuscript, Leaf: lacquer and gilding on cloth
Cleared · CC0
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