Huayan Pagoda at Fuhu Temple, Mt. Omei

Title: Huayan Pagoda at Fuhu Temple, Mt. Omei
Caption: Dated 1925 [Bronze pagoda with many Buddhas; probably the one at Omeihsien. The same temple has a very large bronze bell - several feet in diameter - and a gold-covered Goddess of Mercy with many arms and hands, and many eyes. DGE].
Identifier: DCG_019
Alternative Identifier: 002-01
Description: This structure is called the Huayan Pagoda at Fuhu Si. It stands within a wooden structure with open railings. The front of the base has an opening for burning paper money. Around the sides of the base and up the column there are "a thousand buddhas" carved in rows.
Creator: Graham, David Crockett
Date Created: 1925
Location: Fuhu Temple, Mt. Emei (29.56246286093031, 103.43807220874744)
Geonames: https://www.geonames.org/6997476/fuhusi.html
Event: 1924-1926 David Crockett Graham Mt. Omei Treks
Original Format: glass plate
Source: Whitman College and Northwest Archives
Provenance: Jean Graham Brown and Dorothy Graham Edson, daughers of DCG, and Chris Hoogendyk, grandson of DCG.
Access Rights: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
Publisher: SIUE
Record Date: 2024-10-09
Contributor: Cory Willmott
Type: Still Image
Subject: pagoda