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| 1 | 00.54.1.1 | Medal | Tsa-tsa cast, clay, ashes. |
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| 2 | 00.54.6.2 | Carving | Ox and cart and two men. Gummed label.. Framed. |
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| 3 | 00.54.6.3 | Fan | Folding. |
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| 4 | 1972.37.22 | Statue | Of Hindu gods. a. Sag nai nath; square head, green body, black, and red face b. Balrana; round head, blue body, white face with red, yellow lines. c. Subhdra; round head with yellow bump; black body, yellow face,white eyes. Color: ML |
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| 5 | 1972.37.29 | Model | Seven pieces. a. Tanpura. b. Sitar. c. Crum, pakhawa. d. Drum, tabla. e. Drum, doogi. f. Dilruba. g. Veena. |
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| 6 | 1972.70.1 | Print, block | Stripe pattern; used for fabric printing. Handle on top. #17g is printed on one end of the block in yellow. |
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| 7 | 1972.70.2 | Print, block | Star pattern; used for fabric printing. Handle on top. #13 is written on one end of the block in yellow. |
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| 8 | 2020-FIC-237 | Lingam | Tantric Shiva Lingams are sacred to the Hindu tradition and are ceremoniously gathered once a year from the muddy banks of the Narmada River, one of the seven sacred places of pilgrimage in India. These are naturally formed of a mineral called cryptocrystalline quartz with iron oxide deposits said to have been implanted in the riverbed by a meteorite millions of years ago. Hindus worship lingams in Shiva temples as a representation of the lord. In the Tantric tradition, the shape embodies masculine energy, dynamic expression, and knowledge. The markings called “Yoni” depicts feminine energy, wisdom, and intuition. Together, the female energy arouses the masculine urge to create. The mineral composition and the shape make the stones unique as objects for mediation. They are said to contain the loftiest vibration of all stones on earth. |
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| 9 | UNIM1996.8.22 | Wood Stamp | Woodcut block from India purchased by donor at a Waterloo store. |
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