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These are Buddha amulets made of clay by artisans on the roof of the world. They are fired at high temperatures and then hand-painted with mineral pigments. They are called Medicine Buddhas.
  • These are Buddha amulets made of clay by artisans on the roof of the world. They are fired at high temperatures and then hand-painted with mineral pigments. They are called Medicine Buddhas.
  • These are Buddha amulets made of clay by artisans on the roof of the world. They are fired at high temperatures and then hand-painted with mineral pigments. They are called Medicine Buddhas.
  • These are Buddha amulets made of clay by artisans on the roof of the world. They are fired at high temperatures and then hand-painted with mineral pigments. They are called Medicine Buddhas.
  • These are Buddha amulets made of clay by artisans on the roof of the world. They are fired at high temperatures and then hand-painted with mineral pigments. They are called Medicine Buddhas.
  • These are Buddha amulets made of clay by artisans on the roof of the world. They are fired at high temperatures and then hand-painted with mineral pigments. They are called Medicine Buddhas.
  • These are Buddha amulets made of clay by artisans on the roof of the world. They are fired at high temperatures and then hand-painted with mineral pigments. They are called Medicine Buddhas.
These are Buddha amulets made of clay by artisans on the roof of the world. They are fired at high temperatures and then hand-painted with mineral pigments. They are called Medicine Buddhas.

These are Buddha amulets made of clay by artisans on the roof of the world. They are fired at high temperatures and then hand-painted with mineral pigments. They are called Medicine Buddhas.

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Medicine Buddha
Primary Vow: To eliminate all suffering from illness and heal physical and mental afflictions, with a special emphasis on blessings related to “medicine.”
Iconography: Typically depicted with a blue body (symbolizing the nature of Dharma), holding a medicinal bowl in the left hand and a myrobalan fruit (or forming the gesture of granting wishes) in the right hand.
Core Meaning: Not only heals physical diseases but also addresses the root afflictions caused by the three poisons of greed, anger, and ignorance.
Common Prayers: Offered for the recovery of the sick, the efficacy of medicine, and the peace and well-being of body and mind.