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Two Komainu #3 from Shint

Tags: japan lion mythology photogrammetry 3dscan Model's Description: Two Komainu #3 from Shinto Shrine. Japan (reup) 3D Model. Download Two Komainu #3 from Shinto Shrine. Japan (reup) in various files formats such as Wavefront Object format, Autodesk FBX, DirectX 9.0, Stereo Lithography and HTML5 JSON format. Two Komainu #3 (Guardian Lions) from Shinto Shrine A pair of stone lion-dogs often flank the sandō near the entrance to the shrine or the haiden. These komainu, as the statues are known, are guardian figures believed to protect the space around the kami from evil. The ultimate origins of these lionlike figures probably extend back to ancient India or even Egypt, but the more immediate source would appear to be Chinese. Guardian lions and other divine beasts were probably imported from Tang China, along with Buddhism, via the Korean Peninsula, accounting for their alternate name, kōrai-inu, or Korean dogs. Most komainu closely resemble the so-called Chinese lion-dog. Typically, one of the creatures is depicted with its mouth open and the other with its mouth closed. This tradition has no relationship to Shintō per se but derives from Buddhist iconography, where it is used to represent the sacred utterance Aum - Two Komainu #3 from Shinto Shrine. Japan (reup) - 3D model by Vlad (@ssh4) 3D Model is ready to download for free, this model contains 79982 polygons.
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