Painted Tibetan Chosham Shrine Cabinet - Early 19th Century Calligraphy Brushes Suparshva (the 7th Tirthankara) with

Suparshva (the 7th Tirthankara) with two Jain priests

It features delicate floral artwork painted in two central frames

A truly unique addition to your home

this Tibetan Reliquary was used for housing precious statues or relics

Keep your valuable jewelry safe and organized in this beautiful and unique piece

Painted Tibetan Chosham Shrine Cabinet - Early 19th Century Calligraphy Brushes Suparshva (the 7th Tirthankara) withAn early 19th century shrine cabinet from the Kham region in Eastern Tibet. This particular Tibetan cabinet is unusual for its doors to allow the gods to be hidden away. These cabinets (chosham in Tibetan) were more often used in wealthy private homes rather than temples however it should be noted that some examples have been found in Lama's quarters. A statue would take pride of place in the centre panel with masks being hung in the top six alcoves.