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Kalajambhala Tibet Kalajambhala is the wrathful manifestation of the Buddhist wealth god. Seated, pot-bellied and of dwarfish, childlike form. Hollow cast. H.:17 cm

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Kalajambhala Tibet Kalajambhala is the wrathful manifestation of the Buddhist wealth god. Seated, pot-bellied and of dwarfish, childlike form. Hollow cast. H.:17 cm

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Estim. 4 800 - 6 000 EUR

Statuette of Mahakala Gomponagpo, wrathful manifestation of Shiva. Tibet, 18th century. H 16.1 cm, W 14.5 cm. Fire-gilt bronze, small inlays of turquoise and red coral. The six-armed deity is depicted in a lunge, has flaming hair and the third eye on his forehead and wears a skull crown. She holds a tiger skin behind her back with two hands, a prayer chain, a trishula (trident) and an hourglass-shaped hand drum with two hands. At the bottom, Vinayaka, the symbol of Hinduism, lies on a lotus base with a separate elephant head. Gilding somewhat rubbed in small areas, otherwise intact. Provenance: From the private collection of H. N. in Franconia, in this collection since 1987.

Estim. 90 - 270 EUR

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Starting price 40 EUR

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TIBET, 19th century Gilded bronze group, Dam Can (?) on a Buddhist lion, hands in vajrahumkara mudra, a subdued demon at his side (right leg broken), both figures standing on foaming waves. Height: 17.5cm, width: 17.3cm (Worn gilding, base sealed).

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