18th-19th Century Tibetan Bronze Hayagriva/Vajradara in Yabyum Posture Nordic/Scandinavian This pose was developed in

This pose was developed in Burma during the 17th century

a Pharaoh King sits as the plaque's centerpiece

The woman stands aside

later play the role of nymphs or fairies

Sobek was among the oldest deities named in the Pyramid Texts

18th-19th Century Tibetan Bronze Hayagriva/Vajradara in Yabyum Posture Nordic/Scandinavian This pose was developed inTraveling Man Treasures is selling this extraordinary 18th 19th century Tibetan Bronze sculpture. Traces of gold and copper gilt still adorn this intricate Hayagriva Vajradara seated in Yabyum posture with his consort. The two divinities have been made separately, but joined within the sculpture and posed on a continuous bronze pedestal. This is an extremely rare and valuable piece to any art collection. DIMENSIONS: 8. 5" H x 7. 5" W x 3. 25" D FREE