Tibetan Cham mask, snow tiger

20th century
Asian Arts
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From: 4020, LIÈGE, Belgium

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    Carved and painted wooden mask, its colors, as well as the skulls which decorate its diadem represent a wrathful deity, protector of practitioners and teachings (Dharmapala)
    within esoteric Buddhism (Vajrayāna).
    Despite their often aggressive appearance, they are beneficial deities. (Protective)
    The power emanating from the Cham masks illustrates the immense energy that the consciousness must deploy to confront and overcome the obstacles standing on the path to spiritual Liberation, the Cham dances are performed by monks during the important festivals which bring them together in the courtyard of the monastery with the faithful.
    Tibet or Nepal, early 20th century.
    Provenance: Estate of the collector and art dealer Claude de Marteau.
    Approximately H 47 cm x W 23 cm x D 20 cm
    Sold without base, normal wear marks and small vintage accidents.

    Ref: 9RIUZS1WYZ

    Condition Very good
    Style Asian Arts (Religious objects of Asian Arts Style)
    Period 20th century (Religious objects 20th century)
    Country of origin Other / Unknown
    Length (cm) 23
    Height (cm) 47
    Depth (cm) 20
    Materials Painted wood
    Shipping Time Ready to ship in 4-7 Business Days
    Location 4020, LIÈGE, Belgium
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