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A traditional Japanese ink wash painting of the bodhisattva Puxian (Fugen) riding on a white, six-tusked elephant, adorned with golden and sapphire jewels. The bodhisattva is adorned with a golden crown, earrings, and necklaces, and holds a pink lotus flower in their left hand, while their right hand is raised in a mudra gesture. Behind the bodhisattva is a radiant golden halo with intricate flame-like patterns, created in expressive sumi-e style with flowing black ink lines and delicate red, green, brown, black, blue, beige watercolor tints. The pigments softly bleed into textured rice paper, evoking a sense of serenity and timeless beauty.
A richly detailed, full-body painting in Chinese ink wash style depicts a serene Bodhisattva, possibly Puxian (Samantabhadra), with pale skin, seated cross-legged on a majestic white elephant. The Bodhisattva wears an elaborate golden crown adorned with blue jewels and earrings, and her long dark hair is partially visible. Her elongated ears are adorned with golden jewelry. She has a gentle expression, with downcast eyes, and a small red bindi on her forehead. A golden halo with flame-like motifs surrounds her head.
Her robes are flowing and intricately colored in muted tones of white, beige, light blue, seafoam green, and subtle reds, with golden accents. She wears multiple ornate necklaces, bracelets, and armbands, all featuring golden chains and blue, red, and clear jewels. Her right hand is raised in a gesture of reassurance (vitarka mudra), while her left hand delicately holds a pink lotus flower with a green stem.
The white elephant is equally adorned, with golden headpiece, ear decorations, and body coverings that include blue and gold embroidered saddlecloths and hanging tassels with blue, red, and white jewels. The elephant has long, curved tusks and its trunk
