
14th-15th century, Tibet, Vajradaka, copper alloy, private collection, photo on Renaud Montméat
Vajradaka, slightly crouching on the lotus pedestal, his head thrown back for the smoke from the (missing) sesame seed burner below to come out, his sharp fangs protruding, coiffed with a five-skull crown and adorned with a garland of severed human heads, large floral earrings and beaded jewellery, a long snake knotted across his chest, his tiger skin loin cloth knotted at the front over a singular skirt-like garment. His hands are crossed over his heart with the palms facing outwards, displaying a vajra sceptre and a vajra bell.

17th century, Tibet, Dhaka, bronze (brass) with copper inlay, private collection, photo on Bachmann & Eckenstein
Seated with his legs apart, a copper-inlaid third eye on his forehead, a Chinese-style curly beard, no garland.

Undated (circa 18th century), Tibet, Vajradaka, copper alloy, private collection, photo on Himalayan Art Resources
Seated with his legs crossed, adorned with a large skull tiara, a garland of severed heads, bone jewellery and a cross-belt, an animal skin around his waist.