Tibet, 19th Century, Yak Bone Ritual Ornament III.

Tibet, 19th century, superb element of ritual adornment in yak bone depicting Buddha seated in the position of taking the earth to witness (Bhumisparsa Mudra) on the upper part and the representation of a human skull on the lower part. Also called "shamanic adornments", these tantric aprons are worn by Buddhist monks during the "cham" dances which are celebrated each year within the monasteries in Tibet. These rituals feature the gods and heroes of Buddhism. Good condition. Dimensions without the base: Height 10.6 cm (16.3 cm with the base). The scale witness in the last photograph is a small model of a lighter from a well-known brand. We take particular care with our packaging by using optimal protection. Shipping is carried out with insurance included. Shipping rates: Metropolitan France: 18 euros, European Union countries and Switzerland: 26 euros, Eastern European and Maghreb countries: 40 euros, United States, Australia, Asia and the rest of the world: 65 euros. You can contact us at 0787869393 or 0953253741.