Three Hares with Conjoined Ears Puzzle Box

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Three Hares with Conjoined Ears Puzzle BoxPatterns of Three Hares with Conjoined Ears Ceiling of Mogao Cave 205 Early High Tang Dynasty The caisson is a square decoration in the center of the top of the bucket shaped cave in Dunhuang Grottoes. It is generally composed of three parts: the well center, the outside decoration of the well, and the hanging curtain. Because of the exquisite and unique patterns of these caisson wells, they have become one of the important contents of Dunhuang

and some related images have no wings

a man fell into the river

Western Xia Dynasty

They are often seen painted among archaic Daoist deities

which is representative in the early Tang Dynasty

a mural based on this sutra would center on the depiction of the Pure Land under the leadership of Amitayus

Chinese dragons have many animal-like forms such as turtles and fish

"Museum on the Wall"

They traditionally symbolize potent and auspicious powers

supported respectively by Chinese and the Tibetans

In Dunhuang art

pomegranate patterns and leaf-shaped patterns