Mandala of White Path Crossing Two Rivers

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Title Mandala of White Path Crossing Two Rivers.
Additional Titles Nigahi mndara
二河喩曼荼羅
Publisher [Japan]
Creation Date [ca. 1850-1925
Notes Title supplied by cataloguer.
Hand painted print
Extent 1 graphic item
129x59,4 cm.
Language No linguistic content
National Library system number 990035359230205171

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