Mandala of Sarvavid Vairocana (Durgatiparisodhana from the Vajradhatu Mandala Series)Inner Mongolia or Beijing ca. 18th century
Protective Astrological ChartTibet late 18th or early 19th century
Lama (Teacher) Zhabdrung Ngawang Namgyel (1594–1651)Bhutan early 18th century
Geluk Refuge Field with Tsongkhapacentral Tibet ca. late 18th–early 19th century
Changkya Rolpai DorjeChina 18th century
Thirteenth Karmapa, Dudul Dorje (1733–1797), from a Pelpung set of Masters of the Combined Kagyu LineagesKham region, eastern Tibet ca. 1760s
White Chakrasamvara, from Situ’s set of The Twenty-Seven Tantric DeitiesKham region, eastern Tibet ca. 18th century
Facade of the main assembly hall of Shara Süme, “Yellow Monastery,” imperial monastery built on the same model as Amarbayasgalant Khiid (1727–1736)Dolonnuur, Inner Mongolia 1727–1731, partially destroyed by Russian troops in 1945 Lei Jinyu, architect (1659–1729)
Statue of White TaraDolonnuur, Inner Mongolia 18th or 19th century
Black Cloak MahakalaKham Province, eastern Tibet 18th century Situ Panchen (1700–1774)
Ghantapa as one of the Eight Great Tantric AdeptsKham region, eastern Tibet 18th century
Statue of ManjushriEfi (efü?) khalkha süme, Shiliin Gol League (formerly in Chakhar), Inner Mongolia mid-18th century
Woodblock for Printing Prayer Flags with PrintHimalayan region 15th–19th century
Yamantaka Palace MandalaPotala Palace, Lolang Lhakhang, Lhasa, U region, central Tibet 1751
Goddess MarichiMongolia late 17th or early 18th century Attributed to Zanabazar (Mongolian, 1635–1723) or his workshop
Bunga Dyo, the Legend of Red AvalokiteshvaraNepal 1712