A Bodhisattva with five heads
Statue of A Cuo Ye Kwan-yin: with a Buddha decorated on his high bob, fine hair and strings weave together, a pair of watery eyes lies in the comely face, slim figure stands on supple knees, the statue bares the upper body and wears jade pendant and bracelet. His hands keep a finger gesture of “comforting and attracting”, presenting to people a suave sense of sobriety. A Cuo Ye Kwan-yin is the most respected for the Bai Minority of Esoteric Buddhism, thus comes the word “Chongsheng”. As a specialty of Dali, he is also called "Lucky God of Yunnan", “Slim Waist Kwan-yin" and "Dali Kwan-yin".
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| Section | Spezial: Mystische Orte |
| Folders | Yunnan in China |
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| Camera | NIKON D200 |
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| Aperture | 4.5 |
| Exposure time | 1/8 |
| Focus length | 46.0 mm |
| ISO | 125 |
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Benita Sittner 22/06/2014 23:17
...sehr eindrucksvoll.....VLG Benita