

Plaque from a Tantric Ritual Apron Representing Chakrasamvara
Beige-colored, elongated object with a pointed top and rounded bottom. The object features intricate carvings of multiple human figures in various poses, including embracing and dancing. The carvings are densely packed, covering the entire surface. A central figure with multiple arms is prominently displayed. The object appears to be made of stone or ivory, and it is standing on a thin black rod. The background is out of focus, but appears to be a reddish-brown surface and a darker area behind it. A title and artist are associated with the object: "Plaque from a Tantric Ritual Apron Representing Chakrasamvara".
Artwork Details
- Date
- 17th century
- Medium
- Bone
- Culture
- Tibet
- Dimensions
- 185 × 623 px
- Public Domain
- Yes
- Museum Record
- View original
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