A Tibetan gilt-bronze figure of Sitatapatra 20th century

the Goddess of the White Umbrella, cast multi-headed and multi-armed, treading on deities, animals and demons on a lotus pedestal, holding a wheel of dharma in her right hand, representative of the Buddha’s teachings, and a parasol in her left hand, symbolic of her protective capabilities and representative of her name, with two repoussé panels of encircling arms attached by tangs to the back, holding a wheel of, dharma, in her right hand, representative of the Buddha’s teachings, and a parasol in her left hand, symbolic of her protective capabilities and representative of her name, with two repoussé panels of encircling arms attached by tangs to the back, 64.5cm high, Distinguished by her thousand faces, arms and feet, Sitatapatra is a supreme deity, encompassing all Buddhist gods and powers. By expanding endlessly in every direction, she subdues all spiritual and worldly obstacles for both the individual and the nation, preventing misfortune, disease, and war. Distinguished by her thousand faces, arms and feet, Sitatapatra is a supreme deity, encompassing all Buddhist gods and powers. By expanding endlessly in every direction, she subdues all spiritual and worldly obstacles for both the individual and the nation, preventing misfortune, disease, and war. 二十世纪 西藏铜鎏金大白伞盖佛母立像, Condition Report, Condition Report, This lot does not have a condition report, if you would like further information, please click the 'Request A Condition Report’ button below. Request A Condition Report, Request A Condition Report

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