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Touching The Earth

Prayer (Reverence)

Do Not Fear (Protection)

Granting Wishes And Blessings

Archer’s/Hunter’s Stance

Thighbone Trumpet

Three-Bladed Dagger

Seven Offerings

White Tara with Long Life Deities

Tibet, 19th century

Woodblock for Printing Prayer Flags

Himalayan Region, ca. 19th–early 20th century

Wooden prayer beads

Korea, 19th century

Wrathful Offerings

Tibet, 19th century

Wrathful Offerings

Mongolia, 19th century

Wrathful Shrine Doors

Kham Region, Eastern Tibet, ca.19th century

Yama Dharmaraja

Mongolia, 19th century

Yungton Dorje Pel (1284 1365) (After Choying Gyatso’s (active ca.1640s-1660s) set of previous incarnations of the Panchen Lamas)

Central Tibet, 19th century

Zhabdrung Ngawang Namgyel (1594–1651) with a Brief Lineage

Bhutan, 19th century

Mongolian Zitan Prayer Beads

Mongolia, early 19th century

The Red Yogini, Vajrayogini

Tibet, 19th century

Kurukulla

Tibet, 19th century

Sutra volume with book covers

Tibet, 19th century

Rectangular, aged painting showing a seated teacher in red and orange robes surrounded by smaller figures in similar robes, with a small deity above and a large blue panel at left.

Situ Panchen as Patron of the Avadana Set, After Situ’s Set of The Wish-granting Vine Series of One Hundred and Eight Morality Tales

Kham region, eastern Tibet, 19th century

Embroidered white and black animals, two black ravens, and human figures populate a light blue background. Skulls and beaded strings decorate the upper edge, with black animals in the lower portion. A dark, blue-skinned figure sits at center, one of three human figures. There are seven animals, including a white Bactrian camel and a black snow lion devouring a corpse. All represent symbolic offerings.

Symbolic Offerings

Mongolia, 19th century

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