Qing Dynasty Tibetan Antique Thangka Tseringma Cold Iron Sera Monastery

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Item Type: Tibetan Antique Thangka. Dimensions: Height: 15.75 in (40 cm) Bottom diameter: 1.18 in (3 cm) x 11.42 in (29 cm). Materials and Techniques: Iron, Hammer disc. Place of Origin: Tibet Sera Monastery. Period: Qing Dynasty. Condition: Good. This Qing Dynasty Tibetan cold iron Thangka depicting Tseringma is an exceptionally rare piece. Tseringma, revered as the only female wealth deity in Tibet and a unique protector of Sera Monastery, is highly venerated across the Tibetan Buddhist regions. Devotees often seek her blessings for wealth, as her responses are known to be swift and efficacious.. This Qing Dynasty Tibetan cold iron Thangka depicting Tseringma is an exceptionally rare piece. Tseringma, revered as the only female wealth deity in Tibet and a unique protector of Sera Monastery, is highly venerated across the Tibetan Buddhist regions. Devotees often seek her blessings for wealth, as her responses are known to be swift and efficacious.. The Thangka, crafted with the hammer and chisel technique on cold iron, showcases an extraordinary level of artistry and dedication. Cold iron, known for its high hardness, presents significant challenges for craftsmen. Unlike copper, where each detail requires only a few strikes, cold iron demands hundreds of precise hits. Any mistake would render the piece unsalvageable, making well-preserved and expertly crafted cold iron Thangkas exceedingly rare.. This piece, handed down from Sera Monastery, embodies the meticulous and devout craftsmanship of its time, making it a truly remarkable artifact.