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A mottled red sandstone head of a Jina, India, 11th/12th century CE Coins an Aboriginal Community 460 kms

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Description

an Aboriginal Community 460 kms north-west of Alice Springs

founder of the Gilcrease Museum in Tulsa

the fish was considered sacred

Provenance: Patti Cadby Birch collection

Margaret married Pegleg Jampijinpa

A mottled red sandstone head of a Jina, India, 11th/12th century CE Coins an Aboriginal Community 460 kmssensitively carved in soft mottled red sandstone with heavy lidded almond shaped eyes opened in a steady gaze, defined arching brows, pursed lips set in a gentle smile, elongated ears, and tightly curled hair radiates the vital energy of early Kushan sculpture from the Mathura region. In Jainism, a Tirthankara (Sanskrit: trthakara; English: literally a 'ford maker') is a savior and spiritual teacher of the dharma (righteous path). The word Tirthankara

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