An Indian or Bangladeshi black stone figure of green Tara, Pala style, circa 10th century, seated on a double lotus throne in lalitasana with pendant right leg, the hands held in dharmacakra mudra. The double lotus throne further raised on a stepped angular multi-level plinth containing guardian lions, deities and attendants. 18 cm high, 12.5 cm wide. Other Notes: for a similar example see Christie's New York, Wednesday 19th March 2014, lot 1082
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