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What is a plain figure?
A plain figure is a simple figure.
Is cone a solid figure or plane figure?
A solid figure.
What does figure math mean?
figure math means figure math
When a figure undergoes a transformation the new figure is what of the original figure?
our apprehension of the figure as got more exacting in definition, the figure as not changed but our understanding of it does, be it the correct or incorrect.
How do you deduct a minus figure from a plus figure?
It's the same as adding the same figure without the minus figure. '+' minus '-' = '+'
What does the figure in Amida Nyorai wear?
A monk's robe, a single length of the clothe that drapes over the left shoulder.
What is the size of jochos amida nyorai?
9 Feet
What sculptural method was used for making the Amida Nyorai?
All methods were different
What is Jocho's Amida nyorai sitting on and what does this signify?
Jocho's Amida Nyorai is sitting on an intricate lotus pedestal, which symbolizes purity and enlightenment in Buddhism. The lotus flower grows in muddy waters but blooms above the surface, representing the journey from darkness to enlightenment. Amida Nyorai's posture and the lotus pedestal convey his transcendence above the imperfect world.
What sculptural method was used for making the Amida Nyorai by Jocho?
The Yosegi Technique using wood.
How long has Amida Nyorai been at present location?
956 yrs since 1053 11th century
What do the hand positions of the Amida Nyorai mean?
His hands form the gesture of Meditation and balance, which symbolizes the path towards enlightenment.
Where is Jocho's Amida Nyorai located and for how long?
The Amida Nyora is displayed in Phoenix Hall in Kyoto, Japan. It was created by Jocho Busshi and is a Buddhist statue. The form and expression on the statue established a direct and intimate relationship between the worshiper and the Buddha.
Who is the figure in Jocho's Amida sculpture?
The figure in Jocho's Amida sculpture is Amida Buddha, a celestial buddha who is considered the principal buddha in Pure Land Buddhism. He is often depicted in a meditative pose, embodying compassion and enlightenment.
What sculptural method was used in mading amida nyorai?
yosegi-zukuri (joined wood) made from gilded wood carved with wood leaf
Meaning of namo amida Buddha?
"I trust in the Buddha of Immeasurable Light" or "Homage to the Buddha of Immeasurable Light".
When did Acacius of Amida die?
Acacius of Amida died in 425.
