A GILT BRONZE SINO-TIBETAN FIGURE OF PALDEN LAMO
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A GILT BRONZE SINO-TIBETAN FIGURE OF PALDEN LAMO

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A GILT BRONZE SINO-TIBETAN FIGURE OF PALDEN LAMO
QING DYNASTY, 18TH CENTURY

The wrathful deity wearing a crown of skulls below erect and billowing hair, cast with bulging eyes and fanged teeth, seated on a harnessed donkey, holding a skull cup in one hand, the other arm raised, heavily gilt with extensive traces of pigment remaining
11 in. (28cm.) high
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Please note that the estimate should read HK$65,000-75,000 instead of HK$30,000-50,000 as stated in the catalogue.

Lot Essay

Palden Lhamo, or Sri Devi in Sanskrit, is the Tibetan Protectress who is normally portrayed riding a horse or a donkey, and is the most important deity of Tibetan Buddhism.

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