Nepal, Late 19th-early 20th Century, Painted Papier-mâché Bhairava Mask.

Nepal, late 19th - early 20th century, a beautiful and unusual painted papier-mâché Bhairava mask. Bhairava, whose name means "frightening," is a wrathful form of the Hindu god Shiva. He is depicted in a menacing pose, with an open mouth and bulging eyes. His headdress is adorned with Citipati heads. Dimensions: Height 15 x Width 12 cm. The scale reference in the last photograph is a small model of a lighter from a well-known brand. Good condition apart from normal wear to the polychromy due to age. We take special care with our packaging, using optimal protection. Shipping includes insurance. Shipping rates: Metropolitan France: €22, European Union countries and Switzerland: €28, Eastern European and Maghreb countries: €40, United States, Australia, Asia, and the rest of the world: €65. You can contact us at +33 6 48 32 14 09 or +33 9 53 25 37 41.