A GILT-BRONZE FIGURE OF AMOGHAPASHA TIBET, 18TH CENTURY

the three-headed deity seated in vajraparyankasana, with jatamukata topped with flaming finial element wearing elaborate jewelry and a diaphanous dhoti and upper robe incised with foliate border, the quaternary right arm holding a vajra and the seven auxiliary arms in various mudra

Wear and accretion overall. With traces of polychroming at hair, crown and faces. Loss to pinky finger in quaternary left hand, and loss to index and pinky fingers in tertiary right hand, with traces of cold gold at faces and neck.
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