An 18th to 19th C. Tibetan Buddhist Priest Monk Painted Ritual Crown (Diadem) pottery In this Roman version (the

In this Roman version (the Greek equivalent

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It is signed and dated 1948 by the artist on the lower right side of the page

Handle and scoop Engraved with a floral

caricature of a three-legged bird who went snow skiing and rolled down a hill

An 18th to 19th C. Tibetan Buddhist Priest Monk Painted Ritual Crown (Diadem) pottery In this Roman version (theWe are offering A 18th to early 19th c. Buddhist, folding 5 panel Ceremonial Crown, used by priests and monks during priestly initiation rites and religious ceremonies. One of the cosmic Buddhas decorates each of the 5 panels arranged as on a Mandala or cosmic diagram. Of the 5 Cosmic Buddhas, 4 represent the directional mudras (hand gestures) in the cosmos, the 5th (white buddha) presides over the center with the mudra, hand gesture, of exposition.