A Buddhist deity assembly mandala
19th century or later, Tibet or greater Vajrayana diaspora
The central geometric mandala panel depicting various Buddha figures, deities and scenes, all surrounded by multiple deities, some within clouds, and some within flames, painted in multicolored pigment on likely cotton, and bordered by green and gold brocade fabric, the scroll professionally mounted to a fabric backing panel and framed under Plexiglas
Sight: panel: 34" H x 24" W; scroll: 50 " H x 34" W approximately

Provenance: The Estate of Dr. Amy Conger

Overall good condition with dust accumulation and wear commensurate with age and use. Overall scattered areas of previous creasing to canvas, with extensive attendant pigment loss, flaking, and rubbed wear. Textile is mounted flat and appears supported. Not examined out of frame.

Frame: 58" H x 38.5 " W x 4.5" D
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