TWO RITUAL KAPALA SKULLS

Tibetan. Each uncarved and undecorated. Height 6 3/4". (100/150)

Two Tibetan kapala skull cap ceremonial bowls. [Skull cap: 6 1/2" x 5" W x 2 1/4" H; Skull cap with base metal liner: 5 3/4" x 4 3/4" x 2" H]. In good condition commensurate with age.

The cap carved with beasts and skulls. Length 7 1/4". Width 5 1/4". (Cond: good) (600/800)

Carved with a mythological warrior. Height 7". Width 5 1/2". (600/800)

The cap carved with a fierce deity. Length 6 3/4". Width 5 1/2". (Cond: good) (600/800)

Carved with a deity holding a staff. Height 7". Width 5". (600/800)

The interior painted with a deity. Length 6 1/2". Width 5 1/4". (Cond: good) (500/700)

Height 6 1/4". Width 5 1/2". (Cond: good) (100/150)

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