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A COPPER ALLOY FIGURE OF VAJRAPANI Tibet, circa 16th century. H 18.5 cm. A powerful depiction of the wrathful Bodhisattva, who holds a vajra and a bell. He wears a skin over his patterned cloak, a necklace of severed heads, and a snake coiled around his belly. Later stone base. Provenance: - Collection of Jan Miogg, Sweden. - Former private collection, the Netherlands. Published: Hugo Kreijger, Godenbeelden uit Tibet, SDU Uitgeverij, The Hague 1989, p. 62. Exhibited: Goden en goeroe's, Museum voor Volkenkunde, Rotterdam, June 17–November 28, 1989. * The full tax is charged on this item marked with an asterisk (*); that is, VAT is charged on the total amount but will be refunded to purchasers upon presentation of a validly stamped export declaration. Due to new EU import regulations, it may no longer be possible to import this item after June 28, 2025. If you intend to do so, please contact the department before bidding.
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