This Amida has rounded face and body. He seems to be well fed. I think Unkei was also hoping to have enough food for everyone all the time. The sculpture of Amida is sitting on the floor with his legs crossed. Unkei wanted to show the way Amida did meditation. It must be the easiest way to trash thought that you have on your mind. You put gravity under your stomach and try to feel the black hall at that point. Unkei also wanted to show people how many thinking on one's mind. That is shown with Amida's strange hairstyle. Each ball on his head has meaning. For example, one ball means family and another means food. Amida is incarnation of people as well as God.

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This work of art reveals that when Amida was made, there were many natural disasters, war, poverty and so on. This period, people needed help fr

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