Thangka representing Vajrasattva, Tibet, 18th - 19th century Pigments on cotton canvas. She has a white body, a single head and two hands. She holds a golden vajra (dorjet) on her heart with her right hand and a ritual bell (dril-bu) inverted on her left hip with her left hand. His head is girded with a golden tiara decorated with stones. The rest of her body is richly adorned with earrings, bracelets, necklaces and fine fabrics of blue, orange and red. Her torso is slightly tilted to the left and she is seated in dhyanasana on a lotiform base. Her gentle face is framed by a green and purple halo and rays of blue light emanate from her body to form a golden nimbus and an outer rainbow glow. The top of the thangka features three Panchen Lamas wearing yellow caps, while the bottom features six stupas, all on a blue background decorated with floral scrolls. 126 x 75 cm ; size at sight : 65 x 45 cm Significant wear and tear. 十八世纪-十九世纪 - 西藏 - 金刚萨埵唐卡