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ALT A gilt bronze statue of Manjusri, bodhisattva of wisdom, Tibeto-Chinese, 18th century. Manjusri is seated on a double lotus throne with a sword raised in his right hand as a symbol of his ability to banish ignorance.

ALT A Tibetan amulet case (ga-u) in silver, gilt bronze, with precious stone inlay, 19th century. Ga-u were worn attached to a cord across the body and contained sacred items such as images of Buddhist deities, texts, or relics. They could also be used to carry medicines that had been blessed by a Lama or important Buddhist teacher.

ALT A gilt bronze statue of Manjusri, bodhisattva of wisdom, Tibeto-Chinese, 18th century. Manjusri is seated on a double lotus throne with a sword raised in his right hand as a symbol of his ability to banish ignorance.

ALT A Tibetan amulet case (ga-u) in silver, gilt bronze, with precious stone inlay, 19th century. Ga-u were worn attached to a cord across the body and contained sacred items such as images of Buddhist deities, texts, or relics. They could also be used to carry medicines that had been blessed by a Lama or important Buddhist teacher.
















