Null Tibetischer Ghau
with central window with Busnishavijaya Namgyalma made of …

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Tibetischer Ghau with central window with Busnishavijaya Namgyalma made of various metals. Metals with lucky symbols in silver, circa 1860. 14.5 x 11 x 5 cm. In fabric container (somewhat soiled). D

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Tibetischer Ghau with central window with Busnishavijaya Namgyalma made of various metals. Metals with lucky symbols in silver, circa 1860. 14.5 x 11 x 5 cm. In fabric container (somewhat soiled). D

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