Lohan Panthaka, leaf from a book illustrating and describing sixteen Buddhist Lohans

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"Lohan Panthaka" is a historical leaf from an illustrated manuscript that depicts one of the sixteen Buddhist Lohans (Arhats), who are revered for having reached a state of high spiritual attainment in Mahayana Buddhism. This particular leaf is part of a larger work that serves both as a religious text and an art piece, showcasing the unique blend of spiritual reverence and artistic expression characteristic of Buddhist devotional items. The illustration of Lohan Panthaka is believed to have been created by an anonymous artist, a common occurrence in religious art where the focus is on the subject rather than the creator's identity.

The leaf is a visual representation of Panthaka, one of the sixteen Lohans, who are often depicted in groups as they are considered to be the historical disciples of the Buddha that have been granted the responsibility to protect the Buddhist faith. Each Lohan is typically portrayed with distinct iconographic attributes that convey their individual identities and spiritual qualities. In the case of Panthaka, the illustration would likely include specific symbols or gestures that identify him and narrate his story or the virtues he embodies.

The artwork is not only significant for its religious importance but also for its artistic value. The style, technique, and materials used in the creation of the leaf can provide insights into the cultural and historical context of the period in which it was made. Such illustrations are often executed with meticulous attention to detail and are rich in symbolism, reflecting the deep interconnection between art and spirituality in Buddhist traditions.

While the exact date and origin of the "Lohan Panthaka" leaf may not be known, it is a testament to the enduring legacy of Buddhist art and its role in the dissemination and preservation of Buddhist teachings. As an object of veneration and a piece of cultural heritage, it continues to captivate scholars, practitioners, and art enthusiasts alike, offering a window into the devotional practices and artistic achievements of the past.

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