A gilt bronze figure of Kakamukha Mahakala and consort, Nepal, 20th century

A gilt bronze figure of Kakamukha Mahakala and consort Nepal, 20th century the raven-faced deity standing in alidhasana with conjoined heads, face in ferocious expression, wearing skull tiaras, holding different attributes in four hands, his consort offering full filled skull bowl in both hands 19cm high, weight 2015 grams A gilt bronze figure of Vajrayogini 20th century the great goddess lunging in alidhasana with a recumbent figure under each foot, atop a lotus base, her left hand raising a skull cup in her left hand symbolizing non-duality and wielding a curved knife in her right, a garland of freshly severed heads draped over her shoulders 15cm high, weight 604 grams Provenance: Rosalind Fay Goldman (1925-2025) Philip Goldman (1922-2012) 鎏金銅慈乌大黑天立像（克重2015克） 銅鎏金金剛亥母（克重604克） 拍品來源：英國古董商古德曼伉儷私人收藏 Condition Report: both with wear to gilding a loss of some paint Condition Report Disclaimer, A gilt bronze figure of Kakamukha Mahakala and consort, A gilt bronze figure of Kakamukha Mahakala and consort Nepal, 20th century the raven-faced deity standing in alidhasana with conjoined heads, face in ferocious expression, wearing skull tiaras, holding different attributes in four hands, his consort offering full filled skull bowl in both hands 19cm high, weight 2015 grams A gilt bronze figure of Vajrayogini 20th century the great goddess lunging in alidhasana with a recumbent figure under each foot, atop a lotus base, her left hand raising a skull cup in her left hand symbolizing non-duality and wielding a curved knife in her right, a garland of freshly severed heads draped over her shoulders 15cm high, weight 604 grams Provenance: Rosalind Fay Goldman (1925-2025) Philip Goldman (1922-2012) 鎏金銅慈乌大黑天立像（克重2015克） 銅鎏金金剛亥母（克重604克） 拍品來源：英國古董商古德曼伉儷私人收藏, alidhasana, A, gilt bronze figure of Vajrayogini, alidhasana, Provenance, Condition Report:, both with wear to gilding a loss of some paint, Condition Report Disclaimer

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