Mandala of Chakrasamvara and Vajravarahi

late 1400s
Gum tempera on cloth

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In the corners are four auspicious symbols (clockwise from top left): umbrella (an emblem of royalty), pot (referencing abundance), pair of fish (symbol of productivity), and conch shell (indicating the eradication of obstacles).

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