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Archive Reference (shelfmark) EAP1016/1 Material Type Artefacts

11. EAP1016/1/1/10

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP1016/1/1/10
Title:
Red woollen hat [Early 18th century]
Scope & Content:
Hat. A simple red woollen hat in the form of a single piece of knitted material worn by Lama Manipa during performances / narrations . Creation dates: Early 18th century. Date suggested by current owner. Custodial history: An item owned by the family of Buchen Pema Tsewang and passed down throu...
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Not applicable
Date Range:
Early 18th century
Extent:
1 TIFF images

12. EAP1016/1/1/11

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP1016/1/1/11
Title:
A three legged folding iron support, two brass bowls, three beaded circular ring supports and a wooden ornament [Early 18th century]
Scope & Content:
A three legged folding iron support, two brass bowls, three beaded circular ring supports and a wooden ornament. Together these items form a portable kit for the Lama Manipa performer to construct into a multilayered geometric offering mandala of barley grains and other elements.. Creation dates...
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Not applicable
Date Range:
Early 18th century
Extent:
8 TIFF images

13. EAP1016/1/1/12

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP1016/1/1/12
Title:
An iron pointer [Early 18th century]
Scope & Content:
An iron pointer. Chak Dhar ལྕགས་མདའ (Wylie lcags mda') A key item for all Lama Manipas, used to indicate key scenes of the story being told that are depicted on a narrative thangka . 88 cm long, decorated with attachments including a white scarf (katak), red string, and a multicoloured cloth wit...
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Not applicable
Date Range:
Early 18th century
Extent:
1 TIFF images

14. EAP1016/1/1/13

Reference (shelfmark):
EAP1016/1/1/13
Title:
One brass spoon and one copper spoon and copper bowls [Early 18th century]
Scope & Content:
One brass spoon and one copper spoon and copper bowls. Spoons 16 and 22 cm long. Copper bowls ( 12 and 14 cm across) The copper bowls held water or Tibetan beer (chang). Water, herbs and pills (Wylie ril bu) would be served to the audience from the spoons during performances. The previous owner,...
Collection Area:
Endangered Archives Programme
Languages:
Not applicable
Date Range:
Early 18th century
Extent:
3 TIFF images

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