Figure 13. Caṅkrama image of Vārāṇasī (rear view), a gift of the monk Bala with the nun Buddhamitrā, dated to ke 3 (130 ce ). H. 287 cm. Sarnath Museum (356, formerly Si. B.1). From Oertel, “Excavations at Sārnāth,” pl. 26b. More

Figure 14. Caṅkrama image of Śrāvastī, a gift of the monk Bala. H. 248 cm. Indian Museum (A25028). Photograph: Wikimedia Commons. More

Figure 15. Caṅkrama image, reputedly from Kauśāmbī, a gift of the nun Buddhamitrā, dated to ke 2 (129 ce ). H. 112 cm. Allahabad Museum (709, formerly AM 69). From Kern Institute, ABIA 9 (1934) : pl. 2c. More

Figure 16. Pedestal of a caṅkrama image from Ghoṣitārāma, a gift of the nun Buddhamitrā, datable to ke 6 (133 ce ), dimensions not reported. G. R. Sharma Memorial Museum, University of Allahabad. Adapted from G. Sharma and Nagi, “Saka-Kushans in the Central Ganga Valley,” 16. More

Figure 17. Pedestal of a caṅkrama image from Ghoṣitārāma, a gift of the nun Buddhamitrā, dated to Kaṇiska's reign, dimensions not reported. G. R. Sharma Memorial Museum, University of Allahabad. From G. Sharma and Nagi, “Saka-Kushans in the Central Ganga Valley,” 17. More

Figure 18. Āyāgapaṭa from Ghoṣitārāma, a gift of the monk Phagula, first century ce . H. 55.8 cm (extant). G. R. Sharma Memorial Museum, University of Allahabad. After Ghosh, “Buddhist Inscription from Kausambi,” fig. c. More

Figure 16. Monks receiving a gift from a king , mid-1st century bce . Kanaganahalli, India. Photograph: author. More

37. Buddha , South India, Telangana (Andhradesa), probably Nagarjunakonda, Ikshvaku period (ca. 225– ca. 320), third century. Limestone, 76.2 × 27.9 × 11.4 cm. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 2016.700. Purchase, the Vincent Astor Foundation Gift, Brooke Russell Astor Bequest, the Miriam and Ira More

Figure 25. Canopy with the motif of phoenixes and flowers, Yuan, fourteenth century. Silk and metallic thread embroidery on silk gauze, 143.2 × 134.6 cm. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, Amalia Lacroze de Fortabat Gift, Louis V. Bell and Rogers Funds, and Lita Annenberg Hazen Charitable More

3. Kishi Ganku (Japanese, 1749–1838), Dragon and Tiger , 1835. Pair of six-panel screens; ink and gold on paper, each pair 168.9 × 365.8 cm. Art Institute of Chicago, 2016.314a–b. Roger L. Weston and Asian Art Acquisition funds; restricted gift of George and Roberta Mann, Ann and John P. Grube More

Figure 14. Avalokiteśvara-Amoghapāśa, Eastern Tibet, 1960. Woodblock print. Rubin Museum of Art (C2001.4.83, Gift of William Hinman). Himalayan Art Resources image no. 87583. More

26. Throne Leg , India, sixteenth century. Ivory, 26.5 × 8 cm. Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art, 2016.001. Gift of Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Baekeland. More

of Asian Art Gifts, Gift of Dr. Mortimer D. Sackler, Theresa Sackler and Family, and Brooke Russell Astor Bequest, 2017. More

Avalokiteshvara , Tibet, thirteenth century. Bronze with later turquoise inlay, 57.2 (incl. base) × 20.3 × 10.2 cm. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 2016.752. Gift of Ann and Gilbert Kinney. More

Bequest, the Vincent Astor Foundation and Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Chilton Jr. Gifts, and the Fred Eychaner Charitable Fund Gift, in honor of John Guy, 2015. More

God Ganesha , Cambodia/Vietnam, Pre-Angkor period, seventh/eighth century. Sandstone, 16.4 × 10 × 7.3 cm. Art Institute of Chicago, 2016.418. Gift of Marilynn B. Alsdorf. More

Buddha with Hand in Gesture of Teaching (Vitarkamudra) , Thailand, Dvaravati period, eighth century. Bronze, 52 × 15.1 × 12.4 cm. Art Institute of Chicago, 2016.433. Gift of Marilynn B. Alsdorf. More

9. Ceremonial Cloth ( Patola ), India, ca. 1750–1825. 96.5 × 393.7 cm. Asian Art Museum, San Francisco, F2016.34.56. Gift of Joan and M. Glenn Vinson Jr. More