 
| Origin Location | Bhutan | 
|---|---|
| Date Range | 1800 - 1899 | 
| Lineages | Kagyu | 
| Size | 66.04x51.44cm (26x20.25in) | 
| Material | Ground Mineral Pigment on Cotton | 
| Collection | Asian Art Museum of San Francisco | 
| Catalogue # | B62D34 | 
Classification: Person
Appearance: Monastic
Gender: Male
Teacher, Drugpa Kagyu Teacher of Bhutan. This textile applique is likely from a much larger set of paintings depicting a lineage of teachers for a particular tradition or religious institution such as a monastery or temple. The hat is distinctive of Bhutan along with the colour palette and the attention to details in the portrait like face.

At the top center is a very small figure of Vajrasattva, white in colour, holding a vajra to the heart with the right hand and an upturned bell at the waist with the left hand.
Jeff Watt 6-2009