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The headdress of maize leaves indicate that the god was a version of the God of Maize - the staple crop of the area and worshipped because its successful harvest meant the difference between life and death
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Sacrifices were made to him in temples and in homes his image watched over the household hearth to ensure that the fire for cooking food survived
Gently tap the striker against the side of the bowl to 'warm it up'
: 97cm × 56cmPainting approx
Copper Padmasambhava Statue Garden_&_Outdoors The headdress of maize leavesThis copper statue depicts Padmasambhava, a powerful figure in Tantric Buddhism. It is believed that Guru Padmasambhava was called upon to leave India in order to travel to Tibet and spread the Buddhist faith. His name refers to the belief that he was born miraculously in the centre of a lotus. He is popular in India, Nepal and Tibet and is a rich example of Buddhist iconography. Specifications: 10cm high Origin: Nepal
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