西藏 十九世紀 思巴嘉摩唐卡 |

West Coast Collection.
Sotheby's New York, 21 September 2001, lot 46.

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Sipai Gyalma, ‘Queen of the Created World’, is the principal Bon Protector deity. It is thought that she was originally a demonic being and was subdued into the service of Bon by Tagla Membar. The cult of the goddess is said to have been introduced as Protector of Bon by Shenchen Luga (996-1035), see Per Kvaerne, The Bon Religion of Tibet: The Iconography of a Living Tradition, London, 1995, p. 108. The style of the thangka is similar to the Tagla Membar in the collection (see lot 948) including the painted red and yellow borders, suggesting a similar provenance, possibly Amdo.