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English: The stone head of Avalokiteshvara Boddhisattva, discovered in Aceh. The Amitabha Buddha is adorned his crown. Srivijayan art, estimated 9th century CE. Collection of National Museum of Indonesia, Jakarta Inv. 248.
Bahasa Indonesia: Arca kepala Boddhisatwa Awalokiteshwara, ditemukan di Aceh. Ciri laksananya adalah atribut Buddha Amitabha menghiasi mahkotanya. Seni Sriwijaya, diperkirakan sekitar abad ke-9 Masehi. Koleksi Museum Nasional Indonesia, Jakarta, Inv. 248.
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