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English: A seated wooden statue of Datsueba, one of the demons that the dead encounter in the Buddhist hell. Sculpted by Kōen, 1514. Exhibited at the Hall of the Ten Kings at Ennōji Temple, Kamakura.
日本語: 鎌倉市山ノ内・円応寺の奪衣婆坐像。永正11年（1514年）、弘円作。 |
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