A large Tibetochinese ploychromed wood figure of Mahakala. 18th/19th century
A large Tibetochinese ploychromed wood figure of Mahakala. 18th/19th century
The lord of the pavilion standing in alidhasana on a wooden base, holding a kapala filled with blood in his left hand, wearing an elephant skin across his back and a tiger skin dhoti and adorned with the dharmapala jewels. His ferocious facial expression accentuated by red painted hair, eyebrows, lips and beard. Small repairs and small losses.
Height 40.5 cm
藏漢風格十八/十九世紀 木雕彩繪瑪哈嘎拉立像
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A large Tibetochinese ploychromed wood figure of Mahakala. 18th/19th century
The lord of the pavilion standing in alidhasana on a wooden base, holding a kapala filled with blood in his left hand, wearing an elephant skin across his back and a tiger skin dhoti and adorned with the dharmapala jewels. His ferocious facial expression accentuated by red painted hair, eyebrows, lips and beard. Small repairs and small losses.
Height 40.5 cm
藏漢風格十八/十九世紀 木雕彩繪瑪哈嘎拉立像
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