Two paintings on paper, gold, polychrome and silver and silver on black background, China 18th/19th century One representing Ingata bu dai luo han represented with his big bag and depicted as satisfied and joyful. Originally a Buddhist monk monk living in the 10th century, he is a symbol of prosperity and contentment. The other depicts Yasa ye she zun zhe standing with a vase in his hand from which a cloud surmounted by a temple. History says that Aoka, the third emperor of the Indian Maurya dynasty, who wanted to build 84 000 temples to place the "arra" of kyamuni, asked the help of the help of Yasa who magically made 84,000 rays of light from his finger 84 000 rays of light where at the end of each one a temple was installed. 24,6 x 20,5cm One framed under glass