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1920s Chinese Republic Period Jade & Soapstone Plaque African Arts & Antiquities a Dharmapala deity who protects

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a Dharmapala deity who protects the Dharma in Vajrayana Buddhism (Tibetan Buddhism and Shingon Buddhism)

Likely made during the early 1900s for the burgeoning "Grand Tour Era" tourist trade

representing indestructible wisdom

Traveling Man Treasures is selling this lost wax bronze reproduction of a female figure

it is struck with a wooden striker to produce a resonant chime

1920s Chinese Republic Period Jade & Soapstone Plaque African Arts & Antiquities a Dharmapala deity who protectsTraveling Man Treasures Curiosity Vault is selling this exquisite 1920s jade and soapstone plaque featuring an old man and a woman holding a staff. The green soapstone base is inlaid with jade and other colorful stone materials, and stands out as a true embodiment of Chinese Republic Period craftsmanship. Most similar styled pieces are inlaid upon wood, but this is inlaid upon a nice slab of smoothly sanded raw edge soapstone. Crafted from the highest

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