Votive Plaque with White Taras

The Votive Plaque with White Tara by an unknown artist depicts a circular, bronze-colored plaque with a raised design. The plaque is round with a raised outer edge. The figure in the center sits cross-legged with hands resting on knees. The figure has a crown on its head and a serene expression. The figure sits on a tiered base. The background of the plaque features intricate, swirling patterns and a raised circular line behind the figure's head. The plaque has a dark brown color with lighter brown edges and a textured surface. The background of the image is light gray.

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Date:: ca. 1368–1643
Medium:: Gray clay
Culture:: Tibet
Dimensions:: 599 × 595 px
Museum record:: View original

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Votive Plaque with White Taras

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