A gilt copper alloy repoussé panel of Garuda
Tibet or Nepal, 18th/19th century
The panel of arch-shape depicting the bird-headed deity flanked by two apsaras at the summit above two trunk-faced makaras above each bottom edge, all surrounded by a background of stylized flames and smoke, now mounted in a massive shadow box.
20in (51cm) width of fragment
28in (71cm) width of shadow box
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