Bodhisattvas Samantabhadra and Vajrapani Central Asia, 16th century
Vaishravana and Virupaksha, Guardian Kings of the Northern and Western Directions Tibet, 19th century
Yogambara with Consort Jnana Dakini Nepal, 15th century
Bon Protector Deities of Funerary Rituals Gyelrong, Amdo Region, Eastern Tibet, 18th century
Vishnu with the King of Snakes, Shesha Nepal, ca. 17th century
Vishnu Nepal, 12th century
Vajrasattva Nepal, 14th century
Vajrapani Tibet, 18th century
Vajrakilaya of the Eight Pronouncements Tibet, 18th century
Mandala of Vajrabhairava Ngor Ewam Choden Monastery, Tsang region, central Tibet, ca. 1515-1535
Two-sided Festival Banner of Varunani and Varahi Nepal, 17th or 18th century
Tara in Her Pure Realm, Khadiravana Tibet, 19th century
Tara in her Pure Realm Tibet, 19th century
Siddhi Lakshmi Nepal, 17th century
Six-Syllable Avalokiteshvara Ladakh, Northwestern India, 14th century
Amogaphasha Flanked by Goddesses Kashmir or Western Himalayas, ca. 1000
Shiva Vishavarupa, Universal form with Consort Nepal, mid-19th century
Pelden Lhamo Dusolma “Smoke-Clad Goddess” Tibet, 14th century
Panjarnatha Mahakala Central Tibet, early 18th century, ca. 1720
Manjushrikirti, King of Shambhala, From a set of previous incarnations of the Panchen Lamas Du Jinsheng Silk Factory, Maojiabu, Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, China, ca. 1922-1937
Mandala of Heruka Krishna Yamari Tsang Province, Central Tibet, 15th century
Makzor Gyelmo, Queen Who Repels Armies Tibet or Mongolia, 19th century
Krishna and Hatha Dya Nepal, 19th century
Indra Nepal, Dated by inscription,1463
Eleven-headed Avalokiteshvara China, 18th century
Dhartarastra, Guardian King of the East China, 18th century
Chakrasamvara with Consort Tibet, 15th century
Buddha Vajradhara Nepal, 14th century
Bodhisattva Vajrapani Swat region, 7th century
Black Cloak Mahakala Kham Region, Eastern Tibet, 18th century
Akshobhyavajra Ghuyasamaja Tibet, 17th century or later