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Vaishravana, the Guardian King of the North at The Asian Art Museum, San Francisco

Title
Vaishravana, the Guardian King of the North


Artist
Unknown Japanese Artist


Date
approx. 1615-1700, Edo Period


Medium
Wood with colors and gold


Dimensions
x


Accession#
B60S170


Credit
The Avery Brundage Collection



Bishamonten is another name for Tamonten (the guardian King of the North). When Tamonten is worshiped indepently as the Buddhist god of victory, wealth, and dood fortune he is called Bishamonten. This Bishamonten is depicted as a warrior stepping on a demon, a symbol of evil. He wears armor and holds a apear in his right hand and a stupa in his left.
(Credit; The Asian Art Museum)
 
 

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