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Lit. hanging skirt base. A pedestal *daiza δΐ which is covered by the skirt of the Buddhist image it supports. This type of skirt, separate from the pedestal, is sometimes called *kakemo Φ. The pedestal underneath the robe is generally rectangular *senjiza ιqΐ, but round or octagonal pedestals are also used for mokakeza. The robe hanging over the pedestal appears first in Gandharan Buddhist sculpture. Later, more direct prototypes for Japanese sculpture are found in 5c Chinese sculpture. In Japan representative examples of mokakeza include the Shaka sanzonzou ίήOΈ in Houryuuji *Kondou @²ΰ° and the Yakushi nyoraizou ςt@ in Yakushiji Kondou ςtΰ°, both in Nara. These images sit on rectangular bases. Examples of mokakeza with cylindrical base *touza Ξΐ include the main image from Chuuguuji { in Nara and the Miroku bosatsuzou νθΣμF from Yachuuji μ in Osaka. | ||||||
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