Beautiful 18th Century Chinese Blue and White ‘Peony’ Dish

Bahubali, a prince who attained the stature of a perfected being (siddha). Although never admitted to the pantheon of twenty-four tirthankaras, he nonetheless attained jina-like status. The legend of Bahubali tells of a prince who renounces violence after coming close

to slaying his brother Bharata in a battle of succession and then renounces pride and its expression—violence to other living creatures. Embracing ahimsa (nonviolence) he meditates in the “body-abandonment” posture in a forest and is entwined by vines and hosts birds that nest

in his hair until he attains moksha.

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A Chinese blue and white ‘peony’ dish
18th century
Decorated overall with a dense scroll of peony.
Diam. 36.3 cm
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