Plaque from a Tantric Ritual Apron

The plaque from a Tantric Ritual Apron features a figure carved in a gray stone. The figure is depicted with an elaborate hairstyle, bare chest, and adorned with jewelry around the neck and wrists. The figure holds objects in both hands. The figure's right leg is bent and rests on a rounded object, while the left leg is extended, with the foot pointing downwards. The figure is surrounded by intricate carvings that include floral patterns and scrollwork. The plaque is elongated and pointed at the top and bottom. The background behind the plaque appears to be a reddish-brown wall.

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Date:: ca. 16th century
Medium:: Bone
Culture:: Tibet
Dimensions:: 189 × 625 px
Museum record:: View original

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Plaque from a Tantric Ritual Apron

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