Tapis aux 2 Lions - Tibet (1850-1880) - Lot 24

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Tapis aux 2 Lions - Tibet (1850-1880) - Lot 24
Tapis aux 2 Lions - Tibet (1850-1880) Hand-woven and knotted wool rug decorated with two lions chasing the luminous pearl placed on red flames, symbols of happiness, abundance, wisdom and knowledge for those who own it. The lion, often represented in pairs, has the role of bringing prosperity but also of chasing away evil spirits. Protector of the Buddha, he supports the thrones of various Buddhist deities. Good state of conservation. Dimensions : 157 x 89 cm. Provenance: Sandro VOLTA Collection (1900-1986) and descendants. Sandro VOLTA writer, journalist and art collector, He signed the preface to the “Manifesto of Dadaism” by his friend Tristan Tzara. Part of his collection was sold by Maître Rheims at the Hôtel Drouot on May 16 and 17, 1957. He was a correspondent for the newspaper LA STAMPA in the years 1925 to 1932, in China and Tibet. Delivery of the lots without transport costs to Paris (rue Drouot), Lyon or Marseille a few days after the sale or dispatch from France at the buyer's expense by the carrier of their choice. High resolution photos: https://bit.ly/41uZlKv
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