"Craft an exquisite tableau in Yixing zisha clay, capturing the sublime presence of Samantabhadra (Phổ Hiền Bồ Tát) to the left and Manjushri (Văn Thù Bồ Tát) to the right, each gracefully mounted on their revered creatures, within a shared space yet distinctly separate. This sculptural narrative embodies the harmonious interplay of wisdom and virtuous action, articulated through the balanced and symmetric portrayal of the two Bodhisattvas, mirroring each other in stature and spiritual essence, each atop their symbolic mounts that are seated upon elegantly tiered lotus pedestals. To the left, Samantabhadra sits serenely atop a grand elephant, symbolizing unwavering resolve and benevolent action. The Bodhisattva’s androgynous visage, carved with a gentle grace, holds in the right hand a pristine lotus, signifying the purity and potential for enlightenment inherent in all beings. The elephant, sculpted with attention to the peaceful strength and noble spirit it represents, is poised upon a three-tiered lotus base, echoing the sacred symmetry of the scene. On the right, Manjushri embodies the piercing clarity of wisdom, mounted on a robust lion, the flame of insight enveloping his sword. The sword, held aloft in the right hand, blazes with sculpted flames, a metaphor for the illumination of consciousness that wisdom brings. The lion, with its mane detailed in the clay to reflect a blend of fierceness and divine protection, mirrors the elephant’s majestic posture, seated likewise upon a tiered lotus pedestal of equal size and style, ensuring visual harmony across the tableau. Both Bodhisattvas are adorned in meticulously carved robes that drape over their forms, the folds in the clay capturing the fluidity and grace of their divine garments. Their faces, sculpted to [...]