A TIBETAN BRONZE-GILT FIGURE OF YAMANTAKA 29 cm L x 14 cm W x 40 cm H x Weight 14520 gram. The deity is cast standing in alidhasana upon birds and the bodies of prostrate figures. His many arms radiate about him with the primary arms grasping his consort and holding a kartika ritual curved knife and skull cap. He wears an elephant skin at his back. This thirty-four-armed yidam portrayed with a fierce buffalo head with fiery tresses coiled into thick ropes, further rendered with six fierce human faces around the back and surmounted by another fierce human face and the head of Manjushri.