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TIBET - 15th century Wooden sutra cover, carved with a rectangular panel framed by a frieze of lotus leaves and a beaded frieze, containing three central depictions: Shakyamuni on a throne with a richly decorated backrest crowned by Garuda; to the right, Manjusri; and to the left, Bhaishajyaguru, each on a lotus-shaped throne against a background of lush plant scrollwork. (Chipped). 11.1 x 36.2 cm Reference: A cover panel dating from the 15th century, featuring a similar motif of lotus petals in the shape of kukhri blades, as well as a similar throne, is held at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, object no. 26.213
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