Lot 278
A Large Terracotta Tsa-Tsa of a Buddha, 19th-20th Century
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Tsa-tsas are votive offerings traditionally placed in sacred sites such as caves, stupas, and mountaintops as acts of devotion and merit-making. Typically made of clay—often mixed with sacred substances like bone ash or relics—they may also be cast in metal. These objects serve both as expressions of faith and as a means of generating positive karma.

