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1 Tangka 'Suchakra Tangka'

Issuer Tibet
Year 1763-1785
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Technique Hammered
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Obverse script `Phags-pa
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Reverse description Central field bearing four `Phags-pa script characters arranged in a two-by-two block within a plain inner circle, identical in legend to the obverse and reading 'Sucakra Vijaya' (Noble Victorious Wheel). The surrounding field is filled with the same ornate dharma-wheel motif of radiating spokes and interlocking lotus petal segments, consistent with the obverse design. A continuous beaded border frames the entire composition at the rim. The hammered fabric of the flan produces slight irregularities in the coin's outline, characteristic of hand-struck Tibetan tangkas of this period.
Reverse script `Phags-pa
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