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English: Sanskrit Seed-Syllable A, 14th century. Hair and silk thread embroidery on plain weave silk, Shōchi-in, Wakayama Prefecture, Height: 69.5 cm, Width: 32.7 cm. Source: Ito no mihotoke, Nara National Museum (Nara: Nara National Museum, 2018, 190). |
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