1,000 Years of Japanese Wooden Buddha Statues: From the Asuka Period to Enku

1,000 Years of Japanese Wooden Buddha Statues: From the Asuka Period to Enku

Osaka Municipal Museum of Art

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Rediscover the beauty of Japanese wood-carved Buddha statues in this exhibition focusing on how artists used wood as a material for more than a millennium. From the wooden Buddhas of the Asuka period (538) to statues of the 15th century monk and poet Enku, these masterpieces were created from single pieces of wood, a long-venerated material.

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• Sculpture

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