"Plaque from a Tantric Ritual Apron": Kirtimukha

Black and white photograph of metal plaque pieces and apron. The photo shows a collection of metal pieces, mostly with a similar design. The bottom of the image features a long, dark-colored fabric strip with multiple metal pieces attached. The metal pieces are various shapes, including rectangles, ovals, and squares. Some pieces have intricate designs and patterns. The background of the image is plain white. The metal pieces on the fabric strip resemble Kirtimukha, a decorative motif. The fabric strip appears to be a ritual apron. The overall arrangement suggests disassembled components.

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Date:: 17th century
Medium:: Bone
Culture:: Tibet
Dimensions:: 600 × 389 px
Museum record:: View original

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"Plaque from a Tantric Ritual Apron": Kirtimukha

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