Chinese
depiction: often referred to as the Laughing Buddha
(Japanese,
Miroku; Chinese, Mi-lo Fwo; Tibetan, Byams-pa;
Vietnamese, Di-lac; Korean, Mi-rug)
•
Avalokitesvara [Tibetan
style]
(Japanese, Kannon, Kanzeon; Chinese, Kuan Yin, Guanshiyin; Tibetan, Spyan-ras-gzigs; Vietnamese, Quan-am)
(Japanese, Kannon, Kanzeon; Chinese, Kuan Yin, Guanshiyin; Tibetan, Spyan-ras-gzigs; Vietnamese, Quan-am)
•
The Taras [Tibetan
style]
(Japanese, Tarani Bosatsu; Chinese, Tuoluo; Tibetan, Sgrol-ma)
(Japanese, Tarani Bosatsu; Chinese, Tuoluo; Tibetan, Sgrol-ma)
•
Manjusri [Tibetan
style]
(Japanese, Monju Bosatsu; Chinese, Wenshu; Tibetan, Jam-dpal)
(Japanese, Monju Bosatsu; Chinese, Wenshu; Tibetan, Jam-dpal)
•
Ksitigarbha [Chinese
style]
(Japanese, Jizo Bosatsu; Chinese, Dizang; Tibetan, Sai-snying-po)
(Japanese, Jizo Bosatsu; Chinese, Dizang; Tibetan, Sai-snying-po)
(The
Thousand-Armed Avalokiteshvara at Shuang-Lin Temple,
Singapore)
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