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1 Tangka 'Kong-par Tangka', type 3

Uitgever Tibet
Jaar 1860
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Beschrijving voorzijde Central field dominated by a large square cartouche containing a stylized Tibetan floral or syllabic motif rendered in high relief, flanked on all four sides by scrolling foliate ornaments in the corners. The composition is divided into quadrants by raised bars forming the cartouche frame, with decorative pellet-and-curl elements filling the spaces between. Above and below the central square, additional Tibetan decorative devices are visible, including crescent and dot motifs. The entire design is enclosed within a broad border of raised beads running around the coin's circumference. The hammered fabric results in an irregular flan with characteristic surface flow lines.
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Beschrijving keerzijde Central device consists of a prominent double-thunderbolt (vishvavajra) or stylized lotus symbol in high relief at the heart of the coin, rendered with bold, flowing strokes. Surrounding the central medallion are six circular cartouches arranged symmetrically, each enclosing a distinct auspicious Tibetan symbol: including floral rosettes, a trefoil, a conch-like device, and a grid or lattice motif. Small pellets are scattered between the cartouches, providing decorative infill. The entire composition is framed by a continuous border of raised beads. The overall design reflects the traditional Tibetan iconographic vocabulary associated with the Eight Auspicious Symbols (Ashtamangala).
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