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Padmasambhava, the original founder of Lamaistic Buddhism, who came to Tibet in 747 AD amp; taught the Tantric doctrine. A vajra is in his right hand amp; a skull bowl in his left. Often he is shown with his two consorts, Mandarava, the Indian princess amp; Yeshe Tsogyal, a Tibetan queen, both ranked as Great Adepts Country of Origin: Tibet. Culture: Buddhist, 17th-18th century. Material Size: Gilt bronze amp; semi-precious stones, Formerly Philip Goldman Collection, London

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Padmasambhava, the original founder of Lamaistic Buddhism, who came to Tibet in 747 AD amp; taught the Tantric doctrine. A vajra is in his right hand amp; a skull bowl in his left. Often he is shown with his two consorts, Mandarava, the Indian princess amp; Yeshe Tsogyal, a Tibetan queen, both ranked as Great Adepts Country of Origin: Tibet. Culture: Buddhist, 17th-18th century. Material Size: Gilt bronze amp; semi-precious stones, Formerly Philip Goldman Collection, London

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Werner Forman Archive / Heritage Images /Alinari Archives, Florence

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Great Britain, London, Formerly Philip Goldman Collection

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Heritage Images /Alinari Archives, Florence

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Image sizes (pixel):
3261 X 4008
Image sizes (cm at 300 dpi):
27 X 33
Image sizes (MB):
4.31
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RGB