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The Repeated Figures Page has been updated with additional images.

A gallery page for textiles at the Metropolitan Museum of Art has been added.

The Vajracharya Crown Page has been updated with additional images. Also see the Nepal Main Page.

A gallery page for Karma Kagyu Teachers in Ivory has been added.

The Milarepa-like Figures Page has been updated with additional images.

The Bone Ornaments & Jewellery Page has been updated with additional images.

The Shrishtikantha Lokeshvara Page has been updated with additional images.

A page has been added for Kila Masterworks. Also see the Masterworks Main Page.

A gallery of images has been added for a single collection of Milarepa Life Story Illuminations.

The Manjuvajra Guhyasamaja Page has been updated with additional images.

The Milarepa Main Page has been updated with additional images.

A short essay on the History, Narrative & Myth of Rahula the fearsome Nyingma protector deity has been added and linked to the Rahula Main Page.

The Tara Mandala Page has been updated with additional images.

The Sitatapatra Main Page has been updated with additional images.

A page has been added for the Black Wood Kilas (purba). It has been suggested that the kilas are made from Chinese rose wood. Some scholars have dated the works to the 13th-14th century, Tibet, while others have placed them in the 18th century and of Chinese imperial origin under the reign of the Qianlong Emperor (1711-1799).

The Kila Main Page has been updated with additional images.

The Confession Buddhas with Some Attributes Page has been updated with additional images. This system of depiction is found in the Gelug Tradition of Tibetan Buddhism based on the teachings and writings of Je Tsongkapa./p>

The Confession Buddhas With Attributes Page has been updated with additional images. This system of depiction is primarily found in the Nyingma and some Kagyu Traditions.

The Confession Buddhas with No Attributes Page has been updated with additional images. This system of depiction is primarily found in the Sakya, Jonang and some Kagyu Traditions.

The Thirty-five Confession Buddhas Main Page has been updated.