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but as the provenance states this is of a good age
This piece is an excellent example of the high quality Tibetan painting techniques and features a dragon surrounded by Double Dorje (thunderbolt) symbols which represent the four Dhyani Buddhas
Another similar example can be found in Japanese Cabinetry: The Art & Craft of Tansu by Jackson & Owen
Kutch and Gujarat and are becoming increasingly difficult to find
This beautiful white metal bangle is decorated with an intricate floral design
Bronze Shiva Mukhalinga From Karnataka - Ca 1950 Seating but as the provenance statesThis old bronze head of Shiva is a mukhalinga, literally translating to 'lingam with a face'. This one dates to the 1950's. Lingams are phallic eggs and the non representational form of Shiva, one of the three most prominent gods of Hinduism. Shiva is The Destroyer who demolishes in order for the world to be created anew. Originally mukhalingas were carved stone lingam, however in the 18th century, they came to be covers for lingam stones, believed to
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