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A Nepalese gilt copper alloy figure of Manjuvara and Prajnaparamita. Manjurava is a
three-headed and six-armed tantric form of Manjushri, he is seated in dhyanasana on
a double lotus throne with his consort Prajnaparamita, the main pair of hands hold
a dorje and bell, the two other pair holds a sword, lasso, flower. The figure group is
backed by a flaming mandorla. The back with a lengthy dedicatory inscription dated
Newari Samvat 957 (1853). Weight 1210 g. H. 18.5 cm.
Literature: Ulrich von Schroeder, Indo-Tibetan Bronzes, Hong Kong 1981, The Shah
Period. 108C (illustrated). DKK 20,000–30,000 / € 2,700–4,050
尼泊尔铜鎏金文殊佛像，1853年。高18.5厘米，重1210克。
估价: 20.000-30.000 丹麦克朗 (2.700-4.050欧元)
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