A Tibetan ritual apron

A Tibetan ritual apron
carved bone beads and plaques, the ten belt panels relief carved female deities, dakinis, linked by further figures and symbols, above a lattice body of square and circular plaques of flowers, scrolls, masks, a skull, crescents and suns, a plumed headdress, a peacock and other birds, auspicious symbols and a central seated buddha, with silk and bell pendants,
87cm wide, 83cm long.

Provenance
Arte Primitivo, Howard S. Rose Gallery, New York.