Celestial Music of the Pure Land 净土天乐

Artist

Yu Ding

Description

This work is adapted from the celebrated Western Pure Land Transformation in Mogao Cave 321 of Early Tang period (7-8th Century). Set against a blue celestial sky, drifting clouds, falling flowers, and floating instruments evoke the harmonious beauty of Amitābha Buddha’s paradise. The self-playing heavenly instruments symbolize the purity, joy, and spiritual perfection of the Western Pure Land, representing one of the most poetic visions in Dunhuang mural art in a surprisingly 'modern' style.

Year

2026

Size

45 × 25 × 4.5 cm

Category

Craft & Design

Medium

Mineral pigments and ink on Clay ground made of earth originated from Dunhuang. Mounted on board and framed with natural wood. Size includes frame.

Price

$2,220