Item: Kunzang Gyalwa Dupa (Bon Deity)
ཀུན་བཟང་རྒྱལ་བ་འདུས་པ། བོན་ལྷ།
昆桑嘉瓦度巴（本教本尊）
(item no. 73120)
| Origin Location | Tibet |
|---|---|
| Date Range | 1500 - 1599 |
| Lineages | Bon |
| Size | 32.99cm (12.99in) high |
| Material | Schist, Gray |
| Collection | Private |
| Catalogue # | Asian Art Museum of San Francisco |
Notes about the Central Figure
Classification: Deity
Kunzang Gyalwa Dupa.
Video: HAR #73120
Tibetan: kun bzang rgyal ba 'dus pa.
Kunzang Gyalwa Dupa, the All-good Collection of Conquerors, is a peaceful deity representing the powers and strengths of all the great Bon deities. He is also the peaceful form of three of the fiercest deities: Walse Ngampa, Trowo Tsochog Kagying and Lago Topa.
Jeff Watt [updated 6-2017]
The Bon Religion of Tibet: (list of image plates)
Subject: Legs of Deities (Numbers)
Bon Deity: Kunzang Gyalwa Dupa Main Page
Bon: Sculpture Main Page
Bon: Peaceful Deities
Bon Sculpture Masterworks
Bon: 'A' Letter
Bon Deity: Metal Sculpture
Collection of Asian Art Museum of San Francisco (Sculpture)
Exhibition: Bon, The Magic Word (RMA 2007)
Subject: Layered Deities & Figures
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