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Tibet: Mountains and Valleys, Castles and Tents is organized by The Newark Museum to showcase its great historical and archival treasures of Tibetan culture, considered the finest in the Western Hemisphere. Many of these objects are being shown outside the Museum for the first time. Mountains and Valleys,
Castles and Tents explores two tradition ways of life and their
profound impact upon Tibetan society prior to 1950. The first addresses
the lifestyle of the aristocracy, utilizing lavishly decorated objects
and ceremonial ornaments to illustrate the political power and social
standing of the noble families of Tibet. The second part of the exhibition
examines the personal belongings and tools of nomadic traders, farmers
and herders of eastern and northeastern Tibet. |
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Amulet box |
Batang woman’s earrings |
Headdress |
Ga’u hair ornament |
Saddle carpet |
Cabinet |
Tsampa container |
Man’s hair ornament |
Dalai Lama |
Prayer Wheel |
Saddle |
hair ornament |
Teapot |