Amitabha Buddha Statue
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This statue was originally located in Hancui Village, Hebei Province, northern China. According to the inscription on the base of the statue, it was enshrined in Chongguang Temple in 585 AD. The statue was created by art dealer C T. Loo was donated to the Chinese government, and in 1938, the Chinese government presented it as a gift to the British Museum to commemorate the Chinese art exhibition held in London from 1935 to 1936. This statue of Amitabha Buddha is about 6 meters tall and is the largest ancient Chinese statue in the West
