Bronze auf einem Lotus, möglicherweise Vajrahumkara - photo 1

Bronze auf einem Lotus, möglicherweise Vajrahumkara

Lot 189
12.06.2023 09:30UTC +01:00
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€ 900
AuctioneerNagel Auktionen GmbH
Event locationGermany, Stuttgart
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Lot 189 | Bronze auf einem Lotus, möglicherweise Vajrahumkara
Estimate value
€ 900 – 1 500
A BRONZE FIGURE OF PROBABLY VAJRAHUMKARA - Tibet, 18th/ 19th c. - Standing in pratyalidhasana on a separate cast lotus base with his six arms radiating around his body, its principle hands showing the vajrahumkaramudra, wearing tigerskin skirt draped around his waist, bejewelled, his triple faced head displaying each a ferocious expression with protruding eyes below bushy eyebrows, open mouth showing a double row of teeth and fangs, beards, his flaming hairdo decorated with curling snakes and secured with tiaras ornamented with skulls, unsealed. - From an old southern German private collection, supplemented by inheritance in the 1950s and acquisitions in the 1960s to the 1980s - Partly chipped and corroded
H. 18,7 cm
Stehend in Pratyalidhasana auf einem separaten gegossenen Lotussockel mit seinen sechs Armen, die strahlenförmig um seinen Körper verlaufen, seine Haupthände zeigen das Vajrahumkaramudra, er trägt einen Rock aus Tigerfell, der um seine Taille drapiert ist, er ist mit Juwelen geschmückt, sein dreigesichtiger Kopf zeigt jeweils einen grimmigen Ausdruck mit hervorstehenden Augen unter buschigen Augenbrauen, ein offener Mund zeigt eine doppelte Reihe von Zähnen und Reißzähnen, Bärte, seine flammende Frisur ist mit kräuselnden Schlangen verziert und mit Diademen gesichert, die mit Totenköpfen verziert sind, unversiegelt.
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