A Chinese bronze bodhisattva, Qing dynasty (1644-1911), of Yamāntaka Vajrabhairava with his wisdom-partner, Vajravarāhī, locked in a passionate embrace, lovingly gazing at each other, his arms outstretched and each holding a Buddhist attribute, wearing a lower garment of tiger skin, his left leg straight and the right bent, both pressing on a figure on a lotus platform, Vajravarāhī in his lap with her left leg wrapped around his waist, holding Buddhist attributes in her hands, 13.8cm high, 550.4g For a similar figure, see British Museum, Museum number W.412. 清 铜制古降阎魔天 Condition Report Attribute from Vajravarāhī`s right hand missing. Surface scratches and minor dents to edges. 550.4g.