[Dunhuang Buddha Light Hall｜Stone Chamber Lotus Ink Rhyme] This scroll captures the essence of Daqian's "dignified and precious appearance" style. The flowing folds of a garment evoke the wind-swept lines of a Tang Dynasty Wu belt. Its vibrant colors blend the mineral colors of Dunhuang murals with the essence of Song Dynasty sutra writing. The Xuan paper, crafted using the ancient method of nine sharpenings and ten temperings, yields a rich, rich cinnabar that echoes the Zen spirit of "red rosy clouds reflecting on the wall" in the "Record of Mogao Grottoes." The meticulously crafted copy reaches the standard of "lotus-level imitation," each stroke reflecting the richness of thirty years of Dunhuang copying. Compared to ordinary Buddhist painting reproductions, this scroll reveals a deeper religious artistic heritage. More than a mere reproduction of rituals and rituals, it is a truly collector's item on paper, blending the solemnity of the grottoes' painted sculptures with the spiritual rhythm of Buddhist chants along the Silk Road. It embodies the true meaning of painting in the vein of the "Pure Land Transformation Diagram." Material: Rice paper Mounting size: 214x87 cm Painting core size: 136x66 cm
