A COPPER FIGURE DEPICTING AMOGHAPASHA Nepal, 16th Century

the standing deity with five-pointed crown inlaid with turquoise, plaited jatamukata topped with dome-shaped finial, adorned with earrings, necklaces, armlets, bracelets and anklets, with eight arms holding a mala, pasha, pustaka, trishula, padma and a vase of amrita, the primary and secondary right hands extended in varada mudra

Navin Kumar Gallery, 1979.

Wear, oxidation and accretion overall. Loss to original stone inlay. Bending and minor losses to hand implements. Traces of polychrome at hair and crown. Two lugs at upper back. Slight loss to fingertips at quaternary right hand.
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Himalayan Art Resources item no. 12948