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A fantastic
protector or Dharmapala mask from Rasuwa in the high Himalayan areas of
Nepal, bordering Tibet. This is the likeness of a wrathful
deity, who holds a vow to protect the Buddhist dharma and its
adherents. Masks like these are worn by village lamas
during "cham" dances. Cham dances, featuring monks and
lamas dressed in brocade and other resplendent robes, wearing
masks such as this enact a masked dance with ancient tantric
choreography at various auspicious dates in the lunar calendar
throughout the year. The mask has wonderfully worn,
rounded edges and lovely patina. Very good condition overall.
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| ITEM NAME: |
Vajrayana
Buddhist Dharmapala (protector) Mask |
| ITEM CODE: |
HMM-44 |
| PRICE: |
Email |
| SHIPPING: |
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| STATUS: |
Available |
| PEOPLE/REGION: |
Nepal - Tibetan
border lands
Tamang / Sherpa people |
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MATERIALS: |
Wood & polychrome remnants |
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AGE: |
Circa 19th to early 20th c |
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SIZE: |
9"
wide
14½" high |
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Please note the item number and kindly e-mail your
inquiries.
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