Buddhist Ritual and Ceremonial Dragon Chu-srin Bugle / Horn, Nepal

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This is a handmade ceremonial musical instrument that depicts the Tibetan Chu-srin or Makara  (a sea dragon)  . . .  a mix of a dragon and a mythical sea creature.  It is made of copper, parts of which are plated in a gold covering.  There is a brass chain attached.

This horn is AUTHENTIC and used in Tibetan ceremonies.    21” long x 2.5” at widest point.  Stands are not included.

A great piece of history.  21″ long

  • Item Number: O-2004
  • Provenance/Origin: Nepal. Circa late 1900's
  • Composition: Copper and Brass
  • Dimensions: 21" long x 2" at widest
  • Weight: 0.75 pound
  • Price: $ 95.00 USD