Period:Unknown Production date:18thC-19thC
Materials:textile
Technique:painted, brocaded,
Subjects:holy person/ascetic vessel tool/implement lama
Dimensions:Height: 56 centimetres (Mounted) Height: 26.30 centimetres Width: 40.50 centimetres (Mounted) Width: 3.50 centimetres (border) Width: 23 centimetres
Description:
Thang Kha. Dākinī (Skt., डाकिनी; Tibetan, mKha’ ‘Gro Ma). A red Dākinī striding on two prostrate figures surrounded by a flaming red halo. Below two dancing cittipatis flanked by forms of Mahākāla; above them a flaming sword and a book. In the sky above a Mahāsiddha, a form of Tārā and the teacher Tsong Kha Pa (1357-1419). Pained in ink and water colour on cloth; with silk brocade borders; mounted on card.
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Materials:textile
Technique:painted, brocaded,
Subjects:holy person/ascetic vessel tool/implement lama
Dimensions:Height: 56 centimetres (Mounted) Height: 26.30 centimetres Width: 40.50 centimetres (Mounted) Width: 3.50 centimetres (border) Width: 23 centimetres
Description:
Thang Kha. Dākinī (Skt., डाकिनी; Tibetan, mKha’ ‘Gro Ma). A red Dākinī striding on two prostrate figures surrounded by a flaming red halo. Below two dancing cittipatis flanked by forms of Mahākāla; above them a flaming sword and a book. In the sky above a Mahāsiddha, a form of Tārā and the teacher Tsong Kha Pa (1357-1419). Pained in ink and water colour on cloth; with silk brocade borders; mounted on card.
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