Origin Location | Tibet |
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Date Range | 1400 - 1499 |
Lineages | Bon |
Material | Ground Mineral Pigment on Paper |
Collection | Private |
Classification: Person
Appearance: Lay Person
Gender: Female
Chosa Bonmo: a female teacher of the 8th century.
Peaceful in appearance and white in colour, wearing a red skirt, she holds a trident in the right hand and the left held upraised performs a meaningful gesture. A tiara adorns the head and the neck, arms and ankles are decorated with gold and jewel ornaments. In a dancing posture she stands on the left leg with the right drawn up above a sun disc and lotus blossom of red and pink petals.
The image is painted on paper and belongs to a set of initiation cards.
Jeff Watt 11-2002
The Bon Religion of Tibet: (list of image plates)
Front of Painting
Wylie Transliteration of Inscription: tshu. mkha 'gro cho za'.