Circa 1700, Mongolia, Bhaisajyaguru, (parcel-)gilt brass, 25 cm, inventory nº 1935.50.0507 at the Östasiatiska Museet in Stockholm (Sweden).
Draped in the Chinese fashion, Bhaisajyaguru is identified by the branch of chebulic myrobalan in his right hand (arura in Tibetan, haritaki in Sanskrit, terminalia chebula in Latin) and the medicine jar in the other. He is surrounded by the other seven medicine buddhas. The throne is decorated with two lions and a flaming triple gem (triratna).
17th-18th century, Mongolia, Zanabazar atelier, Amitabha, gilt bronze, 18,5 cm, private collection, Purity and Enlightenment lot 14, 30th October 2023, Hollywood Galleries
18th century, Mongolia, buddha figures, gilt bronze with cold gold and pigment, 11 cm, Asian Art A209AS lot 126, 18th June 2024, Koller
Himalayan Buddhist Art - Art Bouddhiste de l'Himalaya 