"Craft a dual sculpture from the serene, earth-toned Yixing zisha clay, precisely positioned within the same frame, capturing the essence of both Samantabhadra (Phổ Hiền Bồ Tát) on the right and Manjushri (Văn Thù Bồ Tát) on the left. Each Bodhisattva is separately and symmetrically mounted on their respective venerated mounts, distinct yet harmonious in composition, embodying the dual aspects of Buddhist practice: wisdom and compassionate action. The craftsmanship ensures that both figures and their mounts are of equivalent size and style, reflecting a balanced and intentional symmetry that underscores their interconnected roles in the spiritual journey. On the left side of the composition, Manjushri sits gracefully atop his fearless lion, the embodiment of wisdom's courage. The lion, with a mane that flows like water, mirrors the elephant's grandeur on the opposite side. Manjushri, sculpted with an androgynous grace, wields the flaming sword of transcendent wisdom high above, its blade catching the unseen light. His robe, detailed with zisha clay's natural textures, flows around him, suggesting a deep, boundless wisdom. Mirroring him on the right, Samantabhadra is depicted in a meditative pose on his majestic elephant, a symbol of unwavering resolve and benevolence. The elephant stands with a serene dignity, its form echoing the lion's noble bearing. Samantabhadra's expression, imbued with gentle determination, is crafted to reflect a gender-neutral beauty, emphasizing the universal nature of compassion and practice. His hands, poised in a gesture of teaching, hold the sacred texts, while his attire, like Manjushri's, is carved with intricate patterns that speak to the layers of meaning in his teachings. Beneath each divine mount, a lotus pedestal of zisha clay [...]