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A large, irregularly shaped dark grey marble or granite stone tablet, with a polished surface, stands outdoors at Kỳ Quang Pagoda in Đăk Mar, Đăk Hà District, Kon Tum Province, Vietnam
A large, irregularly shaped dark grey marble or granite stone tablet, with a polished surface, stands outdoors at Kỳ Quang Pagoda in Đăk Mar, Đăk Hà District, Kon Tum Province, Vietnam. Golden Vietnamese text is inscribed on its face, identifying the location and title "HỘI TỤ CÁC VỊ: THẬP BÁT LA HÁN" (Gathering of the Eighteen Arhats). A list of 18 names is presented in two columns. Additional text describes the significance and creation of the Arhat sculptures, dated Buddhist Calendar 2560 (August 2016), and credits the stone art production facility in Ninh Vân, Hoa Lư, Ninh Bình. The stone is positioned in front of a large tree with visible branches and green foliage. To the right, a golden, ornate architectural detail, likely part of a pagoda building, is partially visible. No individuals are present in the scene.