Turquoise enamel biscuit figurerepresenting a Lokapala "guardian of the world". In Hinduism they are temple guardians and in Buddhism they refer to the four heavenly kings.They were four brothers, the brothers Mo . The elder Mo Li Qing received a precious sword called "the sword of the blue cloud" China 18th century H 28.5cm RESERVED
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Turquoise enamel biscuit figurerepresenting a Lokapala "guardian of the world".
In Hinduism they are temple guardians and in Buddhism they refer to the four heavenly kings.They were four brothers, the brothers Mo . The elder Mo Li Qing received a precious sword called "the sword of the blue cloud" China 18th century
H 28.5cm RESERVED
Turquoise enamel biscuit figurerepresenting a Lokapala "guardian of the world". In Hinduism they are temple guardians and in Buddhism they refer to the four heavenly kings.They were four brothers, the brothers Mo . The elder Mo Li Qing received a precious sword called "the sword of the blue cloud" China 18th century H 28.5cm RESERVED
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