Buddhist Collection (page 3)

1871 Japan - view from the temple of Hachiman at Kamakura- from The Far East magazine
1870s Japan - view from the temple of Hachiman at Kamakura- from The Far East magazine

1871 Japan - Oto-No-Mmiya shrine Kamakura - from The Far East magazine
1870s Japan - Oto-No-Mmiya shrine Kamakura - from The Far East magazine

c. 1871 Japan - temple of Shimei Sama, Enoshima - from The Far East magazine
c.1870s Japan - temple of Shimei Sama, Enoshima - from The Far East magazine

1871 Japan - interior of the Chinese Buddhist temple Yokohama - from The Far East
1870s Japan - interior of the Chinese Buddhist temple Yokohama - from The Far East magazine

Ceylon Kandy - official of The Temple of the Tooth
c. 1880s Ceylon Kandy - official of The Temple of the Tooth Dalada Maligawa

c. 1880s Japan - Buddhist priests
c.1880s Japan - Buddhist priests

c. 1880s Japan - Shiba temple at Tokyo

c. 1880s Japan - Diabvutsu Hiogo

Buddhist Temple, Nagasaki, Japan
19th century vintage photograph: Buddhist Temple, Nagasaki, Japan

c. 1880s Japan - women picking tea
c.1880s Japan - women picking tea

c. 1880s Japan - shrine temple grouds Uyeno Tokyo
c.1880s Japan - shrine temple grounds Uyeno Tokyo

c. 1880s Japan - bronze horse, Suva temple Nagasaki
c.1880s Japan - bronze horse, Suva temple Nagasaki

c. 1880s Japan - group of priests
c.1880s Japan - group of priests

c. 1880s Japan - lake and temple at Nara
c.1880s Japan - lake and temple at Nara

c. 1880s Japan - Japanese funeral procession
c.1880s Japan - Japanese funeral procession

Row of Buddhist priests, Japan. Vintage 19th century photograph

Nishi Honganji Temple - western Buddhist temple, Japan. Vintage 19th century photograph

Figures of divinities in the Kalmyk religion: Maidarin, Amitabha and Shakyamuni. Illustration from Peter Simon Pallas Travels through the southern provinces of the Russia Empire, 1812

Taschichhoedzong, Buddhist monastery and fortress near Thimphu, Bhutan. Illustration by Lieutenant Samuel Davis from Captain Samuel Turners Account of an Embassy to the Court of the Teshoo Lama in

Buddhist monastery of straw huts and temple in the Kingdom of Siam, Thailand. The monks are called Talapoini or bonzi. Handcoloured copperplate drawn

A kioum or Buddhist monastery in Burma. After an illustration in Michael Symes Account of an Embassy to the Kingdom of Ava

Sanjusangen-do or Hall of the Lotus King, Kyoto, 1820s
Sanjusangen-do or Hall of the Lotus King, Buddhist temple near Kyoto. Home of the Thousand Armed Kannon. Handcoloured copperplate engraving by Andrea Bernieri from Giulio Ferrrarios Costumes Antique

Bonze or Buddhist monk performing a vow to crawl on all fours with a saddle on his back. Handcoloured copperplate engraving by Andrea Freschi after Antoine Cardon from Henri-Leonard-Jean-Baptiste

Tartar Woman making a Tsi, sacrificing the spirit of the door to prevent misfortune entering. Buddhist or Fo sect, Lao-Kiun

Grand Lama and Tao-Tse. Tartar Buddhist monk in yellow satin robe, and Taoist monk in yellow and blue robes. Handcoloured copperplate engraving by Andrea Freschi after Antoine Cardon

Grand Lama and Lama of the eight Tartar Banners. Tartar Buddhist monks in yellow satin robes and hats. Handcoloured copperplate engraving by Andrea Freschi after Antoine Cardon

Buddhist Temple of Borobudur, Java, Indonesia, circa 1820. Handcoloured copperplate engraving from Friedrich Johann Bertuchs Bilderbuch fur Kinder (Picture Book for Children), Weimar, 1823

An Indian Priest
A British officer, who had spent time in Phoogee Kyounges (Monasteries) dressed as an Indian priest or Buddhist monk at the Indian Exhibition in 1895. Date: 1895

Pagoda of Canon (Kannon)
Pagoda dedicated to the deity Canon (Kwannon, Kannon, Quannon) More commonly refereed to as Kannon, this Buddhist deity personifies compassion and is known as the Goddess of Mercy

Daikoku is one of the Seven Gods of Luck in Japanese mythology, known as the god of wealth and guardian of farmers. He is often depicted carrying a wish-granting mallet in his hand

Darma and Chaplets
Engraving of Darma, a saint of Japan, accompanied by engravings of chaplets, known as malas in Buddhism, which are said to represent humanitys mortal desires

Idol of Canon
Canon idol (also referred to as kannon, kwannon) Date: 1737

Confession of Japanese Penitents
Confession of Japanese penitents ( a person repenting their sins). If the penitents fail to make a proper confession, the priest causes the balance to project them down the mountainside. Date: 1844

Tossitoku
Tossi- toku (more commonly known as Fukurokuju or Fukurokuziyu) is one of the seven gods of fortune. He is the god of wealth, longevity and happiness. Date: 1731

Interior of the Temple of Quannon (Kannon) Kannon (Kwannon, Quannon) personifies compassion and is one of the most widely worshipped deities in Asia and Japan throughout both ancient

Amida, Japan
Amida (also known as Amitabha and Amitayus) is a celestial buddha according to the scriptures of Mahayana Buddhism. Amida is the principal buddha in Pure Land Buddhism (Mahayana Buddhism)

Amida deity, Japan
Amida (also known as Amitabha or Amitayus), is a celestial buddha according to the scriptures of Mahayana Buddhism. Amida is the principal buddha in Pure Land Buddhism, (Mahayana Buddhism)

Pagoda of the Bull, Japan
Japanese pagoda of the bull. Date: 1737

Interior of Meoken - Do Pagoda, Japan
The interior of the Meoken - Do Pagoda located in Nagasaki, Japan. Pagodas were originally used as reliquaries (a container for relics) and are typically used by Buddhists

Bonze defies decapitation
Japanese Bonze (Buddhist priest/monk) defies decapitation miraculously Date: circa 1860

Japanese Buddhist Deities Tiedebaik and Amida
Japanese idols Tiedebaik and Amida. Amida is a Buddha who rules over paradise, enjoying endless and infinite bliss. Date: 1737

Bonzes praying
Bonzes are Buddhist priests, monks or teachers. Buddhist monks were often referred to by the term bonze in english literature before the mid 20th Century especially when referring to monks from East

Giant Buddha Statue - Daibutsu, Japan in a temple. Date: 1737

Buddhist Daibutsu Pagoda, Japan
Buddhist Daibutsu (Giant Buddha) Pagoda, Japan Date: 1737

Procession of Lama Priests in Kyoto, Japan
Procession of Buddhist Lama Priests through the streets of Kyoto, Japan. Date: 1911

Pagoda at Villianur, Puducherry, India
Pagoda at Villianur (Villenour), Puducherry (Pondicherry), south east India (then a French colony). Date: 1922

Buddhist priest holding joss sticks, China, East Asia
Buddhist priest holding burning joss sticks as incense for the gods, China, East Asia. Date: 1922

Buddhist priest striking a temple bell, China, East Asia
Buddhist priest striking a temple bell in an attitude of prayer, China, East Asia. Date: 1922

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