Temple prayer wheel with the Seven Limbed Puja painted in gold on the frame, while the barrel has two secret Kalachakra mantras(see
main listing) in gold kyungbur on the blue band. The legs are similar to the style of the post-occupation prayer wheels; however, the turning handle is still long, 19th century style. The bottom-band is an ornate lotus throne. The next banding layer has a lotus, a conch horn, a Cintamani on the Queen's earrings and Cintamani in the mustard seed bowl, alternating between sets of gold double Dorje (sanskrit, vajra) outlined in kyungbur. The top has two silk ribbons, along with both the King's and Queen's earrings. Made of Asian Juniper. The swivel- mounts are metal. Comes with Certificate of Authenticity brush-signed by a monk at the Sange Tibetan Buddhist Monastery.
Age: circa 1880
Material: barrel+ Asian Juniper ~~Frame= unknown woods
Dimensions: Frame H=24.25" W= 19.5" D= 13 (at legs)
Dimensions: Barrel H= 13.75 Dia= 10.5"
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Price $2,950 plus shipping
SOLD
This product was added to our catalog on Sunday 25 July, 2010.