A GILT-BRONZE FIGURE OF CAKRASAMVARA, TIBET, 16th ct., standing in pratyalidhasana on a pair of Hindu divinities, his principle arms embracing his consort, the hands holding vajra and ghanta, the other ten arms radiating around his body, its hands holding the specific attributes, wearing tiger-skin, mala of severed heads and bejewelled, his four cold-gilded faces displaying each a severe expression, the blue coloured hair combed in a chignon secured with tiara's and his consort holding vajra and kapala, the ghead is removable and filled with sacred utensils, unsealed - Property from an important German private collection - Very few attributes lost, very slightly chipped, very minor wear