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A GILT-BRONZE FIGURE OF HAYAGRIVA
Tibet, 18th/19th century
The deity cast striding in alidhasana over a lotus
base, adorned with snakes around the neck
and ankles, the face ferocious with bared fangs
and bulging eyes, surmounted by a skull tiara
surrounding the high chignon set with a horse
head, complete with removable silk garments which
include a tiger skin around the waist and a cloud-
collar at the neck, the sealed base incised with a
double vajra.
18.5cm (7 2/8in) high (3).

£7,000 - 9,000
HK$82,000 - 110,000
CNY68,000 - 87,000

西藏十八/十九世紀 銅鎏金馬頭明王立像

Provenance: the Jeannette Claude Jongen
collection of Buddhist Art

Published and Illustrated: A.Neven, Etudes D’Art
Lamaique et de L’Himalaya, Brussels, 1978, p.112,
pl.12 (the catalogue is offered as part of the lot).

來源： Jeannette Claude Jongen夫人珍藏
佛教藝術品

收錄及出版： A.Neven, Etudes D’Art Lamaique et
de L’Himalaya, 布魯塞爾, 1978年, 頁112, 圖12
（此拍品將附贈圖錄一冊）

See another figure from the same set,
Candavajrapani, illustrated by U.von Schroeder,
Indo-Tibetan Bronzes, Hong Kong, 1981, p.458,
no.127B.

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