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Lot 97
06.12.2022 09:30UTC +01:00
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ID 875296
Lot 97 | Große glückverheißende Gebetsfahne
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€ 800 – 1 200
A LARGE AUSPICIUS PRAYER FLAG - Outer Mongolia, 19th c. - Rare, very complex, auspicious prayer flag with many astrological symbols, and the very popular "Wind Horse", and the "Golden Turtle". In the center, on the top edge, is the historical Buddha Shakyamuni, below which are the representations of the "Three Protectors of the Doctrine": Avalokiteshvara, Manjushri and Vajrapani. Below Manjushri is seated on a turtle Kongtse Trulgyi Gyalpo, who is worshipped as the emanation of Manjushri. Immediately below is a magic circle inscribed with mantras, and the Eight Auspicious Signs. In the center of it is a prayer: "May vitality, health, strength and happiness increase". In the center of the prayer flag is the "Wind Horse", which is symbolically associated with the human soul, and is considered the bearer of prayers to the holy places. Immediately below is the "Golden Turtle" - an emanation of the "Bodhisattva of Wisdom", along with astrological diagrams. Numerous auspicious symbols are distributed around the various deities, accompanied by framed texts. Block printed on cotton fabric, colored, mounted with rods, and two embroidered decorative ribbons. - Old South German private collection, collected before 2007 See: Béla Kelényi (Ed.) Demons and Protectors, Folk Religion in Tibetan and Mongolian Buddhism; Ferenc Hopp Museum of Eastern Asiatic Art; Budapest, 2003: 77-78 Traces of age
Äußere Mongolei, 19. Jh.
91 x 46 cm
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