TWO TIBETAN TSAKLI PAINTINGS

Ca. 18th - 19th century AD > A group of two Tibetan tsakli paintings of different formats, each depicting a Buddhist deity within an aureole. The larger composition is vertically arranged, while the smaller presents a compact multi-armed figure against a dark ground. Tsakli are small ritual paintings used in Tibetan Buddhist initiations and instruction. Displayed in sequence, they help a teacher present deities, symbols and visualisations belonging to a particular transmitted practice. > > Size: 170-250mm x 170-230mm; Weight: 40g > Provenance: Private London Collection; Ex. Private UK Collection. > >

Estimate:£100

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