Relief Plaque of Hindu Deity, Probably Processional: Face of Varaha
Relief plaque of Hindu deity, probably processional: Face of Varaha Dark gray or black, possibly metal, relief plaque with a rounded top and flat bottom. The plaque depicts a face with a large mouth open, revealing a small creature's head inside. The face has a long nose and thick lips. The eyes are wide open. The face is surrounded by a decorative border featuring swirling patterns. The background of the image is light grey.
Artwork details
- Date:
- probably 14th–16th century
- Medium:
- Repoussé copper alloy
- Culture:
- Nepal (Kathmandu Valley)
- Dimensions:
- 519 × 625 px
- Museum record:
- View original
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