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Hearst Museum object titled Ritual object, accession number 9-10971, described as ritual object, used in conjunction with bell (9-10970); bronze, cast; used in conjunction with bell (9-10970) in religious ceremonies by men and priests; held in right hand, waved in rhythm with ringing of bell
Hearst Museum object titled Ritual object, accession number 9-10830, described as plaque, votive; gilt copper with large frame; Buddha sitting on a lotus with flame haloes; at each corner of the interior frame is a small human ? figure; at bottom are 2 animals, 1 goat and 1 dog- or bearlike creature; outer frame has oval, arabesques; for contemplation, worship. According to Mr. Sonami (May 1977) the central figure is Shakamuni. The figures in upper right and left represent the Siddha (saint) Telopa who holds fish. The plaque tells the life story of Telopa. Specimen would be used in home worship.

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