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A pair of gilt-copper temple banners Tibet, 18th / 19th c. L. 162 cm Each banner is consisting of six rectangular plaques hinged below each other, the upper two plaques embossed with Buddha figures, the next one with a lama, to be followed by the khyung bird, horse supporting the ratna and caparisoned elephant, all plaques attached to a three lobbed plaque with the kirtimukha emblem and the bottom plaque with a mantra From a South German private collection - Traces of age, partly remnanst of red pigments
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