Early 20th Century Bronze Tibetan/Nepalese Goddess Tara

Early 20th Century Bronze Tibetan/Nepalese Goddess TaraTraveling Man Treasures Curiosity Vault is selling this early 20th century patinated bronze Tibetan Nepalese statue statue of the Goddess Tara, who is revered in Buddhism as a symbol of strength and protection. A bold and sensual design presents Tara, the goddess of mercy, standing in a pronounce tribhanga posture with hand chased chignon, jeweled earrings and necklace, wearing a short clinging garment which is incised with floral decoration, holding

Its intricate details and exquisite design make it a unique piece of art that is sure to impress

discovered in King Thutmose's workshop as estimated to have been crafted in 1345 B

The jug is missing its lid and has a broken section as shown

Caputi's signature is found delicately placed within the artwork on the lower right corner: "Caputi 69

and displays appropriate age related wear

scribes and calligraphers in the Ottoman and Persian empires

shines down its blessing

During his reign

while "Khon Samo" may refer to a specific monk or temple

and used for years

These slingshots were hand-carved by the Baule people

16" H x 11