Chitipati Hand Hammered Brass Temple Icon Protector Deities XL "Saturday Buddha" They're also capable of surviving

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Chitipati Hand Hammered Brass Temple Icon Protector Deities XL "Saturday Buddha" They're also capable of survivingChitipati Hand Hammered Brass Temple Icon XL Measure approx. 23" tall (27" tall with the base) x 17" wide Mid 20th Century from Nepal Hand hammered brass with fine attention to detail. Chitipati are Protector Deities in Tibetan Buddhism and Vajrayana Buddhism of India. The Chitipati are formed by two Skeletal Deities, one male and the other female, both dancing wildly with their limbs intertwined. In many images, they dance inside a halo of flames,