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410 - Indo-Tibetan Cabochon Inset Dragon-Headed Deity Warrior Vessel 20th century, Indo-Tibetan Artist/Designer/Manufacturer: Unknown, Tibetan Marking(s); notes: Apparently unmarked. Detachable head with cylindrical metal neck fitting, revealing a hollow interior cavity. Materials: Brass with turquoise-colored and coral-colored stone inlays. Cataloger Note: Ornate Tibetan-style ritual figure depicting a fierce warrior deity with a dragon or lion-like head, prominent white eyes, open mouth, exposed teeth, and protruding tongue. The figure wears elaborately decorated ceremonial robes and shoulder guards with intricate metalwork, holding a curved ritual chopper resembling a kartika in one hand and a small offering vessel in the other. The brass surface is extensively embellished with turquoise-colored cabochon inlays, accented by coral-colored elements along the headdress. The removable head reveals a hollow compartment, suggesting possible use as a ceremonial container or incense vessel. Raised on a flared rectangular pedestal decorated with lotus petal motifs and additional stone inlays. H. 7.5" x L. 5.5" x W. 3"
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Indo-Tibetan Cabochon Inset Dragon-Headed Deity Warrior Vessel 20th century, Indo-Tibetan Artist/Designer/Manufacturer: Unknown, Tibetan Marking(s); notes: Apparently unmarked. Detachable head with cylindrical metal neck fitting, revealing a hollow interior cavity. Materials: Brass with turquoise-colored and coral-colored stone inlays. Cataloger Note: Ornate Tibetan-style ritual figure depicting a fierce warrior deity with a dragon or lion-like head, prominent white eyes, open mouth, exposed teeth, and protruding tongue. The figure wears elaborately decorated ceremonial robes and shoulder guards with intricate metalwork, holding a curved ritual chopper resembling a kartika in one hand and a small offering vessel in the other. The brass surface is extensively embellished with turquoise-colored cabochon inlays, accented by coral-colored elements along the headdress. The removable head reveals a hollow compartment, suggesting possible use as a ceremonial container or incense vessel. Raised on a flared rectangular pedestal decorated with lotus petal motifs and additional stone inlays. H. 7.5" x L. 5.5" x W. 3" Good condition. Unless otherwise stated, all information provided is the opinion of our specialists. Should you have any specific questions regarding the condition of this lot, please use the ask question button or send us an email to info@akibaantiques.com
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