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Sectarian body stamp of devotee of god Vishnu

1801-1900

Body stamp of devotees of deity Vishnu

1801-1900

Sectarian body stamp of devotees of god Vishnu

1801-1900

Sectarian body stamp of devotees of god Vishnu

1801-1900

Sectarian body stamp of devotees of god Vishnu

1801-1900

Sectarian body stamp of devotees of god Vishnu

1801-1900

Sectarian body stamp of devotees of god Vishnu

1801-1900

Sectarian body stamp of devotees of god Vishnu

1801-1900

Sectarian body stamp of devotees of god Vishnu

1801-1900

Sectarian body stamp of devotees of god Vishnu

1801-1900

Sectarian body stamp of devotees of god Vishnu

1801-1900

Sectarian body stamp of devotees of god Vishnu

1801-1900

Sectarian body stamp of god Vishnu

1801-1900

Sectarian body stamp of devotees of god Vishnu

1801-1900

Sectarian body stamp of devotees of god Vishnu

1850-1920

Sectarian body stamp of devotee of Vishnu

1801-1900

Sectarian body stamp of devotees of god Vishnu

1801-1900

Sectarian body stamp of devotees of god Vishnu

1801-1900

Sectarian body stamp of devotees of god Vishnu

1801-1900

Sectarian body stamp of devotees of god Vishnu

1801-1900

Sectarian body stamp of devotees of god Vishnu

1801-1900

Sectarian body stamp of devotees of god Vishnu

1801-1900

Sectarian body stamp of devotees of god Vishnu

1801-1900

Sectarian body stamp of devotees of god Vishnu

1801-1900

Sectarian body stamp of devotees of god Vishnu

1801-1900

Sectarian body stamp of devotees of god Vishnu

1801-1900

Sectarian body stamp of devotees of god Vishnu

1801-1900

Sectarian body stamp of devotees of god Vishnu

1801-1900

Sectarian body stamp of devotees of god Vishnu

1801-1900

Sectarian body stamp of god Vishnu

1801-1900
Fifty-eight sectarian body stamps (‘cchapa’), originally mounted on four velvet covered boards, related to two engraved brass plaques, potentially yantras, and a shallow brass dish depicting Lord Vishnu’s footprint (Vishnupada), from Bengal, India, 1801-1900. Used by devotees of the Hindu deity Vishnu and pilgrims to prepare for worship, each stamp bears either script or symbols relating to Vishnu such as the conch and the lotus

Fifty-eight sectarian body stamps, India, 1801-1900

1801-1900