Six-tusked White Elephant

Six-tusked White Elephant (六牙白象) is the mount of bodhisattva Samantabhadra (普賢菩薩). As its name suggests, this white elephant traditionally has three pairs of tusks, though in artistic representations, it is sometimes depicted with only one pair of tusks. Additionally, variations include depictions of a three-headed elephant or Samantabhadra riding on a four-headed white elephant.^[1]

^ 華夏諸神: 佛教卷 (in Chinese). 知書房出版集團. 1993. ISBN 978-957-9086-54-7.

[a-1] 華夏諸神: 佛教卷 (in Chinese). 知書房出版集團. 1993. ISBN 978-957-9086-54-7.

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