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Français : Reliquaire bouddhique. Dynastie Song du Nord (960-1127), 10e-12e siècle. Or argent, cristal de roche, os, textile. Musée Guimet. Don Christian Deydier, 1997, MA 6324. "La forme en sarcophage du reliquaire extérieur est une adaptation (...) : elle associe la forme du cercueil chinois au symbolisme du sanctuaire bouddhique (chaitya), par son balcon déambulatoire (qui évoque la circulation des fidèles autour des stupas). Sa porte cloutée et ses pendeloque tintinnabulantes renvoient aux édifices réels ou figurés de cosmologie bouddhique". : extraits légèrement remaniés du cartel en consultation dans le musée.
Español: Relicario budista. Dinastía Song del Norte (960-1127), siglos X-XII. Oro plata, cristal de roca, hueso, textil. Museo Guimet. Don Christian Deydier, 1997, MA 6324. "La forma de sarcófago del relicario externo es una adaptación (...): combina la forma del ataúd chino con el simbolismo del santuario budista ( chaitya ), con su balcón ambulatorio (que evoca la circulación de los fieles alrededor de las estupas). Su puerta tachonada y su tinnitus pendeloque se refieren a los edificios reales o figurados de la cosmología budista ". : extractos ligeramente revisados del cartel en consulta en el museoa. English: Buddhist reliquary. Northern Song Dynasty (960-1127), 10th-12th century. Gold silver, rock crystal, bone, textile. Guimet Museum. Don Christian Deydier, 1997, MA 6324. "The sarcophagus form of the outer reliquary is an adaptation (...): it combines the shape of the Chinese coffin with the symbolism of the Buddhist sanctuary ( chaitya ), with its ambulatory balcony (which evokes the circulation of the faithful around the stupas.) Its studded door and its tinnitus pendeloque refer to the real or figured buildings of Buddhist cosmology ". : slightly revised extracts from the cartel in consultation in the museum. |
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