Jeongsusa Mokjoamitayeoraesamjon Seated Figure, Wanju photo
Treasure No.1853Sculpture

Jeongsusa Mokjoamitayeoraesamjon Seated Figure, Wanju

完州 淨水寺 木造阿彌陀如來三尊坐像

전북특별자치도 완주군

Basic information

Designation
Treasure No.1853
Category
Sculpture
Designated year
2015
Location
완주군, 전북특별자치도전라북도 완주군 상관면 마치리 137 정수사
Coordinates
35.783211, 127.253481Kakao address conversion

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Description

The Wooden Seated Amitabha Buddha Triad of Jeongsusa Temple is known to have been moved from Wibongsa Temple in Jeonju during the 1910s. However, the name of the temple in which the statues were originally enshrined is a subject of controversy because the only remaining record, a prayer written at the time of their production, reveals that they were made in Jeonju, Jeolla-do. The record clearly states, though, that the statues were made in 1652 by a monk-sculptor named Muyeom and his six assistants. The triad is now generally regarded as Muyeom’s most successful work due to their artistic merit and large size.

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Images: KOGL (khs.go.kr) · Data source: Korea Heritage Service Open API (khs.go.kr)

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