Votive Plaque with Yamantaka

The Votive Plaque with Yamantaka by an unknown artist depicts a stone plaque with a rounded top that tapers to a point. The plaque is dark gray with a weathered appearance and features intricate carvings. The carvings include a central figure of Yamantaka surrounded by curved, sun-like lines radiating from the figure. There are ornate designs around the edges of the plaque and across a base. The central figure has multiple arms and appears to be adorned with a crown or headdress. The plaque stands on a flat base. The background of the image is light grey.

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Date:: ca. 8th century or later
Medium:: Clay
Culture:: Tibet
Dimensions:: 600 × 471 px
Museum record:: View original

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Votive Plaque with Yamantaka

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