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| Description | The Kudara Kanon (literally Paekche Avolikitesvara) at the Tokyo National Museum. Asuka period (ca. 552-ca. 650). Wood. This statue may have originated in Korea or was carved by immigrant Korean artisans. |
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| Author | Udaho (a flickr user) |
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