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The Buddha Invoking the Earth Goddess to be His Witness to the Attainment of Supreme Enlightenment
The Buddha Invoking the Earth Goddess to be His Witness to the Attainment of Supreme Enlightenment
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Kaima Wood Sculpture
Artist: Vishwakarma Family
6.1" X 4.0" X 2.2"
140 Grams
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