Arhat-Statuen im Baosheng-Tempel

Nine surviving clay arhat statues decorate the back walls of the temple museum, each positioned within caverns against a background of mountains and clouds.

The Baosheng Temple, originally built in 503 during the Liang Dynasty, houses these Tang Dynasty arhat statues created by sculptor Yang Huizhi.

The remaining arhat statues represent the preservation of Buddhist artistic traditions, displaying exceptional craftsmanship in their expressions and anatomical proportions.

The temple museum measures 14.4 meters wide and 14.6 meters deep, with the wall containing the statues extending 9.50 meters wide and 5.70 meters high.

Each arhat statue measures between 88 and 125 centimeters in height, positioned among detailed landscapes featuring mountains, clouds, stones, trees, and seawater.

Location: Baosheng Temple

GPS coordinates: 31.27214,120.86691

Latest update: March 5, 2025 10:00