Ritual three-sided dagger of gilt copper with handle and finial in form of dorge

Made:: 1801-1920 in Tibet

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Ritual three-sided dagger of gilt copper with handle and finial
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Ritual three-sided dagger of gilt copper with handle and finial in form of dorge, blade surrounded by 3 heads representing Mta-grin or Hayagriva, from Tibet, 1801-1920, Phur-Bu in vernacular

Details

Category:: Asian Medicine

Collection:: Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection

Object Number:: A9177

Materials:: complete, copper and leather

Measurements:: overall: 385 mm x 69 mm x 69 mm,

type:: dagger - weapon

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