Also senkuza 氈く座, kyūza 毬座, or mōsenza 毛氈座. A dais *daiza 台座 for an image of a heavenly being *ten 天 in the shape of a round woolen rug with tassels around the edge. An early painting, the so-called Shingon'in mandara 真言院曼荼羅 from Tōji 東寺 in Kyoto, from the 9th century depicts heavenly beings seated on these rugs in the outer court, Gekongōbuin 外金剛部院. Paintings of The Twelve Deities *jūniten 十二天 also include the kuyuza, although the images also may sit on animal thrones *chōjūza 鳥獣座 as represented by the 9th-century example at Saidaiji 西大寺 in Nara. In a set of paintings of the seated Twelve Deities, made in 1127 and preserved at the Kyoto National Museum (formerly in Tōji), all of the Twelve Deities except *Bonten 梵天 sit on kuyuza. It is recorded that these paintings were based on wallpaintings from the now-lost Endō 円堂 that was at Ninnaji 仁和寺 in Kyoto, a building built in 904 for the retired Emperor Uda 宇多.