Bronze Temple Door Handle.
Bronze Temple Door Handle. Tibet early 20th century 1900/20.
Door handles of this type are very common in Tibet and in the rural villages of Nepal. A mythical creature whose body merges the features of a dragon or a lion, the Naga Morsarang comes to life in bronze. This bronze sculpture was once reserved for the datu (priest). He was considered the intermediary between the human world and the supernatural world. Figurative male sculptures representing a fertile deity, used on entrance doors as a symbol to ensure fertility through touch. Good condition. Height 22 cm, width 6.5 cm, depth 7 cm.
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Door handles of this type are very common in Tibet and in the rural villages of Nepal. A mythical creature whose body merges the features of a dragon or a lion, the Naga Morsarang comes to life in bronze. This bronze sculpture was once reserved for the datu (priest). He was considered the intermediary between the human world and the supernatural world. Figurative male sculptures representing a fertile deity, used on entrance doors as a symbol to ensure fertility through touch. Good condition. Height 22 cm, width 6.5 cm, depth 7 cm.
- This item is for immediate purchase, payable by Paypal, we also accept bank transfer or French check.
- We refuse sales by telephone, the sale will only be made by Email or request via the Proantic messaging system.
- We ensure careful shipping of our items, with insurance and tracking. Shipping costs by Colissimo for Europe Union €20.
215 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Asian art
Condition: Good condition
Material: Bronze
Reference (ID): 1580110
Availability: In stock
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