Artwork
Tantric Manuscript, "Sangrahani Sutra"
Tantric Manuscript, "Sangrahani Sutra" is an unspecified painting by Unknown. It is held in the collection of the Detroit Institute of Arts. A page from an aged manuscript, the Tantric 'Sangrahani Sutra' is a work of intricate writing and symbolism.
About this work
Overview
A page from an aged manuscript, the Tantric 'Sangrahani Sutra' is a work of intricate writing and symbolism. The text is rendered in black ink with red accents, on a yellowed surface bearing signs of wear.
Technique & Style
The calligraphy is elaborate, featuring flourishes and decorations that suggest a high level of craftsmanship. The use of red ink for certain lines and symbols adds visual emphasis to the text.
Subject & Meaning
The manuscript appears to be a religious text, likely originating from India or Southeast Asia, given its association with Tantric practices.
History & Provenance
The page shows evidence of extensive handling, with stains and tears indicating a long history of use and handling.
Artist & collection
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Tantric Manuscript, "Sangrahani Sutra"
Tantric Manuscript, "Sangrahani Sutra"
Tantric Manuscript, "Sangrahani Sutra"
Tantric Manuscript, "Sangrahani Sutra"
Tantric Manuscript, "Sangrahani Sutra"
Tantric Manuscript, "Sangrahani Sutra"
Tantric Manuscript, "Sangrahani Sutra"
Tantric Manuscript, "Sangrahani Sutra"
Tantric Manuscript, "Sangrahani Sutra"
Tantric Manuscript, "Sangrahani Sutra"
Tantric Manuscript, "Sangrahani Sutra"
Tantric Manuscript, "Sangrahani Sutra"