Goddess Chamunda probably 15th-16th century Nepal Chamunda is conceived as a terrifying aspect of Durga, symbolizing delusion and death. Such repoussé "masks" were intended for use in the creation of lifelike effigies of the gods; the metal face was affixed to a carrying frame and the figures were dressed in cloth. These images were for processional use, as seen in related practices in the Hindu communities of Himachal Pradesh and elsewhere, where image palanquins of this type are carried by devotees during festivals.. Goddess Chamunda. Nepal. probably 15th-16th century. Repoussé copper alloy. Metalwork

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Goddess Chamunda probably 15th-16th century Nepal Chamunda is conceived as a terrifying aspect of Durga, symbolizing delusion and death. Such repoussé "masks" were intended for use in the creation of lifelike effigies of the gods; the metal face was affixed to a carrying frame and the figures were dressed in cloth. These images were for processional use, as seen in related practices in the Hindu communities of Himachal Pradesh and elsewhere, where image palanquins of this type are carried by devotees during festivals.. Goddess Chamunda. Nepal. probably 15th-16th century. Repoussé copper alloy. Metalwork

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