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RMCTR2Y5–Woven rice straw hats and rope sandals worn by begging (mendicant) monks at Taizo-in temple, Myoshinji, Kyoto, Japan
RMEDEWYT–Taizo-in zen temple, Myoshin-ji, Kyoto, Japan. A stone bridge in the 16c garden crosses the 'sea' of dry gravel
RF2CCBFME–Kyoto, Japan - Taizo-in Temple at Myoshin-ji Temple in Kyoto, Japan. a head temple of the associated branch of Rinzai Zen Buddhism.
RFJ22AC6–Sloped carpet of trimmed azaleas, covered by frost, in the zen garden of Taizoin, a subtemple of Myoshinjin in Kyoto.
RF2HXE5PT–Kyoto, Japan - November 24, 2007: The small sanctuary of Jizo Bosatsu with bamboo washbasin (tsukubai) for the ritual washing at Taizo-in temple. Kyot
RFPB2782–Conceived as works of art, Japanese gardens are meticulously tended. Nature is revered but highly manipulated.
RM2M925F1–Taizō-kai Mandara Taizō-kai Mandara, 14th century. Opaque watercolor, ink and gold on silk, overall: 84 1/2 x 50 1/8 in. (214.6 x 127.3 cm);. The mandala (or mandara, in Japanese) is a diagrammatic tool used by Buddhists to guide their meditation and prayer. Most mandalas direct the viewer to travel mentally on a prescribed path, stopping to contemplate and address each figure depicted. This early Womb World (Taizō-kai) mandala is part of a pair that would have been displayed on opposite walls of a temple of Vajrayana (esoteric) Buddhism, representing different but equally viable approaches t
RMEDEXF5–Taizo-in Zen temple, Myoshin-ji, Kyoto, Japan. The 16c interior has delicately painted animal scenes on wooden sliding doors (fusuma)
RF2CCBFMN–Kyoto, Japan - Taizo-in Temple at Myoshin-ji Temple in Kyoto, Japan. a head temple of the associated branch of Rinzai Zen Buddhism.
RF2J62CW4–A new pond garden or yoko-en with rocks and evergreen azaleas at Taizo-in temple. Kyoto. Japan
RF2ABR9X6–Kyoto, Japan - October 9, 2019: View of the cemetery of the Taizo-in Temple, in Kyoto, Japan
RM2M925CB–Taizō-kai Mandara Taizō-kai Mandara, 14th century. Opaque watercolor, ink and gold on silk, overall: 84 1/2 x 50 1/8 in. (214.6 x 127.3 cm);. The mandala (or mandara, in Japanese) is a diagrammatic tool used by Buddhists to guide their meditation and prayer. Most mandalas direct the viewer to travel mentally on a prescribed path, stopping to contemplate and address each figure depicted. This early Womb World (Taizō-kai) mandala is part of a pair that would have been displayed on opposite walls of a temple of Vajrayana (esoteric) Buddhism, representing different but equally viable approaches t
RMEDEXEB–Taizo-in Zen temple, Myoshin-ji, Kyoto, Japan. The 16c interior has delicately painted animal scenes on wooden sliding doors (fusuma)
RF2CCBFNC–Kyoto, Japan - Taizo-in Temple at Myoshin-ji Temple in Kyoto, Japan. a head temple of the associated branch of Rinzai Zen Buddhism.
RF2J62CY3–A new pond garden or yoko-en with rocks and evergreen azaleas at Taizo-in temple. Kyoto. Japan
RF2ABR9RY–Kyoto, Japan - October 9, 2019: View of statue and graves in the cemetery of the Taizo-in Temple, in Kyoto, Japan
RM2M925D6–Taizō-kai Mandara Taizō-kai Mandara, 14th century. Opaque watercolor, ink and gold on silk, overall: 84 1/2 x 50 1/8 in. (214.6 x 127.3 cm);. The mandala (or mandara, in Japanese) is a diagrammatic tool used by Buddhists to guide their meditation and prayer. Most mandalas direct the viewer to travel mentally on a prescribed path, stopping to contemplate and address each figure depicted. This early Womb World (Taizō-kai) mandala is part of a pair that would have been displayed on opposite walls of a temple of Vajrayana (esoteric) Buddhism, representing different but equally viable approaches t
RMEDEXG3–Taizo-in Zen temple, Myoshin-ji, Kyoto, Japan. The 16c interior has delicately painted animal scenes on wooden sliding doors (fusuma)
RF2CCBFNA–Kyoto, Japan - Taizo-in Temple at Myoshin-ji Temple in Kyoto, Japan. a head temple of the associated branch of Rinzai Zen Buddhism.
RF2J62D40–A new pond garden or yoko-en of Taizo-in temple with a stream that cascades around rocks and azaleas carpet. Kyoto. Japan
RM2M925DX–Taizō-kai Mandara Taizō-kai Mandara, 14th century. Opaque watercolor, ink and gold on silk, overall: 84 1/2 x 50 1/8 in. (214.6 x 127.3 cm);. The mandala (or mandara, in Japanese) is a diagrammatic tool used by Buddhists to guide their meditation and prayer. Most mandalas direct the viewer to travel mentally on a prescribed path, stopping to contemplate and address each figure depicted. This early Womb World (Taizō-kai) mandala is part of a pair that would have been displayed on opposite walls of a temple of Vajrayana (esoteric) Buddhism, representing different but equally viable approaches t
RMEDEXDM–Taizo-in Zen temple, Myoshin-ji, Kyoto, Japan. The 16c interior has delicately painted animal scenes on wooden sliding doors (fusuma)
RF2CCBFMP–Kyoto, Japan - Taizo-in Temple at Myoshin-ji Temple in Kyoto, Japan. a head temple of the associated branch of Rinzai Zen Buddhism.
RF2J62D3N–A new pond garden or yoko-en of Taizo-in temple with a stream that cascades around rocks and azaleas carpet. Kyoto. Japan
RM2M925EN–Taizō-kai Mandara Taizō-kai Mandara, 14th century. Opaque watercolor, ink and gold on silk, overall: 84 1/2 x 50 1/8 in. (214.6 x 127.3 cm);. The mandala (or mandara, in Japanese) is a diagrammatic tool used by Buddhists to guide their meditation and prayer. Most mandalas direct the viewer to travel mentally on a prescribed path, stopping to contemplate and address each figure depicted. This early Womb World (Taizō-kai) mandala is part of a pair that would have been displayed on opposite walls of a temple of Vajrayana (esoteric) Buddhism, representing different but equally viable approaches t
RMEDEX24–Taizo-in Zen temple, Myoshin-ji, Kyoto, Japan. The 16c interior has delicately painted animal scenes on wooden sliding doors (fusuma)
RF2CCBFNB–Kyoto, Japan - Taizo-in Temple at Myoshin-ji Temple in Kyoto, Japan. a head temple of the associated branch of Rinzai Zen Buddhism.
RF2J62CYE–A new pond garden or yoko-en of Taizo-in temple with a stream that cascades around rocks and azaleas and empties into a pool. Kyoto. Japan
RM2M925CD–Taizō-kai Mandara Taizō-kai Mandara, 14th century. Opaque watercolor, ink and gold on silk, overall: 84 1/2 x 50 1/8 in. (214.6 x 127.3 cm);. The mandala (or mandara, in Japanese) is a diagrammatic tool used by Buddhists to guide their meditation and prayer. Most mandalas direct the viewer to travel mentally on a prescribed path, stopping to contemplate and address each figure depicted. This early Womb World (Taizō-kai) mandala is part of a pair that would have been displayed on opposite walls of a temple of Vajrayana (esoteric) Buddhism, representing different but equally viable approaches t
RMEDEX1B–Taizo-in Zen temple, Myoshin-ji, Kyoto, Japan. The 16c interior has delicately painted animal scenes on wooden sliding doors (fusuma)
RF2CCBFNJ–Kyoto, Japan - Taizo-in Temple at Myoshin-ji Temple in Kyoto, Japan. a head temple of the associated branch of Rinzai Zen Buddhism.
RF2J62D32–A new pond garden or yoko-en of Taizo-in temple with a stream that cascades around rocks and azaleas and empties into a pool. Kyoto. Japan
RM2M925D0–Taizō-kai Mandara Taizō-kai Mandara, 14th century. Opaque watercolor, ink and gold on silk, overall: 84 1/2 x 50 1/8 in. (214.6 x 127.3 cm);. The mandala (or mandara, in Japanese) is a diagrammatic tool used by Buddhists to guide their meditation and prayer. Most mandalas direct the viewer to travel mentally on a prescribed path, stopping to contemplate and address each figure depicted. This early Womb World (Taizō-kai) mandala is part of a pair that would have been displayed on opposite walls of a temple of Vajrayana (esoteric) Buddhism, representing different but equally viable approaches t
RMEDEX0N–Taizo-in Zen temple, Myoshin-ji, Kyoto, Japan. The 16c interior has delicately painted animal scenes on wooden sliding doors (fusuma)
RF2CCBFM8–Kyoto, Japan - Taizo-in Temple at Myoshin-ji Temple in Kyoto, Japan. a head temple of the associated branch of Rinzai Zen Buddhism.
RF2J62D0X–A new pond garden or yoko-en of Taizo-in temple with a stream that cascades around rocks and azaleas and empties into a pool. Kyoto. Japan
RM2MH24J0–Motobu no Niwa, or Motobu's Garden, is a dry landscape garden at Taizo-in Temple, Kyoto, Japan
RM2M925DA–Taizō-kai Mandara Taizō-kai Mandara, 14th century. Opaque watercolor, ink and gold on silk, overall: 84 1/2 x 50 1/8 in. (214.6 x 127.3 cm);. The mandala (or mandara, in Japanese) is a diagrammatic tool used by Buddhists to guide their meditation and prayer. Most mandalas direct the viewer to travel mentally on a prescribed path, stopping to contemplate and address each figure depicted. This early Womb World (Taizō-kai) mandala is part of a pair that would have been displayed on opposite walls of a temple of Vajrayana (esoteric) Buddhism, representing different but equally viable approaches t
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