Gilt bronze Lama of the Yellow Hat sect, Tibet, 18th century. Artist: Unknown

Gilt bronze Lama of the Yellow Hat sect, Tibet, 18th century. Artist: Unknown

1-234-575 - The Museum of East Asian Art/Heritage Images

Gilt bronze Lama of the Yellow Hat sect, Tibet, 18th century. A gilt bronze Lama seated on a lotus petal base that extends two thirds of the way around the figure. The Lama is wearing the high pointed cap of the Yellow Hat sect, his hands are held together before him in the position to confer blessings. This figure probably represents the Lama Tsong Khapa - believed to be the third incarnation of Manjusri and regarded as the founder of the Geluk Order (Yellow Hat sect).


Image Details


People Information

Creator
  1. Unknown, attributed to: :
Subject
  1. Tsong Khapa: Tibetan: Monk, lama

Medium
  1. Bronze

Picture Type
  1. Object
  2. Sculpture

Geographic Hierarchy

World Asia China Tibet

  1. 31 40 00 N , 088 00 00 E

Category Hierarchy

Religion & Belief Buddhism

People Other

History & Politics Artefacts


Digital Image Size

Pixel Dimensions (W x H) : 2219x2823
File Size : 18,353kb


Aliases

  1. BATEA : 1001
  1. 0440001207
  1. 1-234-575
  1. 1207
  1. 1234575
  1. BATEA : 1001


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