Tibetan Horn Trumpet (Dbang Dung) SOLD
Made from brass and copper
(approx 43cm long)
A Monastic ceremonial instrument used in Buddhist rituals. Known as a 'Dbang Dung' the trumpet curves and slightly tapers along the overall length. An ornate mouth-piece is mounted at the upper extreme. A dragon head forms the opening. The surface finished with applied embellishments, and tooled and chiseled detail.
Copper wire near base missing, otherwise condition is good.
Made from brass and copper
(approx 43cm long)
A Monastic ceremonial instrument used in Buddhist rituals. Known as a 'Dbang Dung' the trumpet curves and slightly tapers along the overall length. An ornate mouth-piece is mounted at the upper extreme. A dragon head forms the opening. The surface finished with applied embellishments, and tooled and chiseled detail.
Copper wire near base missing, otherwise condition is good.
Made from brass and copper
(approx 43cm long)
A Monastic ceremonial instrument used in Buddhist rituals. Known as a 'Dbang Dung' the trumpet curves and slightly tapers along the overall length. An ornate mouth-piece is mounted at the upper extreme. A dragon head forms the opening. The surface finished with applied embellishments, and tooled and chiseled detail.
Copper wire near base missing, otherwise condition is good.