File:Stoneware figure of Budai, Ming Dynasty, 15th century CE, from China. The British Museum.jpg
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English: Stoneware figure of Budai, the fat smiling monk (under green and ochre glazes), an incarnation of the Future Buddha, the Buddha who will follow Shakyamuni. From Henan province, the People's Republic of China. Ming Dynasty, 20th year of Chenghua (1486 CE). On display at the British Museum in London. |
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