Bird of Life (共命鸟), playing a pipa, with dancer playing drum.jpg
unknown painters from Tang Dynasty
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Bird of Life (共命鸟), playing a pipa, with dancer playing drum, Bird of Life or Jivajivaka (共命鸟), playing a pipa, with dancer playing drum, Bird of Life (共命鸟), playing a pipa, with dancer playing drum. Drummer appears to be dancing the Sogdian Whirl. Middle Tang-Yulin Grotto 25 South Wall. The Jivajivaka is supposed to specifically be a two headed creature. The bird here has also been called a Kalaviṅka, and appears to be related to the Kinnara, both connected by the same Buddhist traditions.
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Bird of Life (共命鸟), playing a pipa, with dancer playing drum, Kalaviṅka of the Tang Dynasty, Kinnara in China
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Bird of Life(共命)でピパを弾き、太鼓を弾き、鼓を弾き、ピパを弾き、鼓を吹く。ドラマーはソグディアナのを踊っているようである。中唐-林 グロット 25 南壁。具体的には、ジヴァジヴァカは2頭の頭を持つ動物であると考えられている。カラヴィンカとも呼ばれるこの鳥は、同じ仏教の伝統によって結び付けられたキンナラに関連しているようである。
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鳥(共命)太鼓を吹くピパ、唐のカラヴィェーカ、中国の緊那羅
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dancer pipa whirl whirler cannula drums (music) fistula