Description The six-armed and winged Dharmapala with three heads embraces his consort with his main arms and stands lunging to the right (pratyalidha) on two prostrate beings lying on a simple lotus base. Identifiable by the horse`s head in flaming red hair, he is dressed in a tiger skin apron and carries a sceptre staff (danda) and skull bowl (kapala), his yogini holds kapala and a chopper knife (kartrika) in her hands. With remains of blue and red cult paint and cold painting in gold. The cover plate of the closed throne base is decorated with an engraved visvavajra (double vajra).尺寸_1: Dimensions Height 20.5 cm出处: Provenance Private collection, Dortmund, acquired in Tibet in the 1960s, and thence by descent