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Palden Lhamo
Auction Lot 35094841
Palden Lhamo. Buthan; 18th century
Gilt bronze
Mark on the base
Measurements 17 h. x 14 x 8 cm
Tantric Buddhist dynasty. One of the rare female deities within Tibetan Mahayana Buddhism called Shanglon of the Gelugga sect, the character below is a Ro langs.
An oddity to note is that this deity is usually depicted on the back of a mule on which she flees after killing her son who was trying to end Buddhism. In this case he rides on a person who perhaps represents that same son, since according to the legend, after killing him in an atrocious way, he used his skin as a saddle for the mount.
Gilt bronze
Mark on the base
Measurements 17 h. x 14 x 8 cm
Tantric Buddhist dynasty. One of the rare female deities within Tibetan Mahayana Buddhism called Shanglon of the Gelugga sect, the character below is a Ro langs.
An oddity to note is that this deity is usually depicted on the back of a mule on which she flees after killing her son who was trying to end Buddhism. In this case he rides on a person who perhaps represents that same son, since according to the legend, after killing him in an atrocious way, he used his skin as a saddle for the mount.
Estimated Value : 1,500 - 2,000 €
DESCRIPTION
Palden Lhamo. Buthan; 18th century
Gilt bronze
Mark on the base
Measurements 17 h. x 14 x 8 cm
Tantric Buddhist dynasty. One of the rare female deities within Tibetan Mahayana Buddhism called Shanglon of the Gelugga sect, the character below is a Ro langs.
An oddity to note is that this deity is usually depicted on the back of a mule on which she flees after killing her son who was trying to end Buddhism. In this case he rides on a person who perhaps represents that same son, since according to the legend, after killing him in an atrocious way, he used his skin as a saddle for the mount.
Gilt bronze
Mark on the base
Measurements 17 h. x 14 x 8 cm
Tantric Buddhist dynasty. One of the rare female deities within Tibetan Mahayana Buddhism called Shanglon of the Gelugga sect, the character below is a Ro langs.
An oddity to note is that this deity is usually depicted on the back of a mule on which she flees after killing her son who was trying to end Buddhism. In this case he rides on a person who perhaps represents that same son, since according to the legend, after killing him in an atrocious way, he used his skin as a saddle for the mount.
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