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Apsaras, 17th-18th century (polychrome wood)
874750 Apsaras, 17th-18th century (polychrome wood) by Japanese School; 50.8 x93.98 x27.94 cm; San Diego Museum of Art, USA; (add.info.: In Hindu and Buddhist mythologies Apsaras are female nature spirits.); eSan Diego Museum of Art; Museum purchase with funds provided by the Barbara and William Karatz Fund in memory of Barbara L. Karatz; Japanese, out of copyright
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This print showcases a stunning 17th-18th century polychrome wood sculpture of Apsaras, created by the Japanese School. Measuring 50.8 x 93.98 x 27.94 cm, this masterpiece is housed at the San Diego Museum of Art in the USA. Apsaras, as depicted in Hindu and Buddhist mythologies, are enchanting female nature spirits known for their ethereal beauty and grace. This intricately carved wooden sculpture perfectly captures their flowing and sinuous forms, evoking a sense of otherworldly elegance. The religious significance of this artwork is evident through its connection to both Hinduism and Buddhism. In Eastern mythology, Apsaras play an important role as mythical beings associated with celestial realms and divine rituals. The craftsmanship displayed in this piece reflects the rich artistic traditions of Japan during that era. The attention to detail and intricate carving techniques highlight the skillful mastery of the Japanese artisans who brought this spiritual figure to life. As you gaze upon this mesmerizing image, you can't help but be drawn into a world where myths intertwine with reality. The presence of these Apsaras invites contemplation on themes such as spirituality, femininity, and transcendence. With its profound cultural significance and exquisite artistry, it's no wonder that this remarkable sculpture has found its place within the esteemed collection at the San Diego Museum of Art.
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