Tibetan Buddhist Manuscript Collection A substantial collection of Tibetan Buddhist pecha (manuscript folios) consisting of 16 individual double-sided leaves each with Tibetan Uchen script; a partial or complete manuscript set, Iconographic Identification Green seated figure with lotus Green Tara Bodhisattva of compassion/action White figure holding vessel Manjushri or Prajnaparamita Wisdom deity Multi-armed white figure Avalokiteśvara (Chenrezig) 4-armed form, compassion Dark/bronze Buddha on wooden block Akshobhya or Shakyamuni Woodblock print insert Red wrathful figure with trident Mahakala or Hayagriva Protector/wrathful deity Seated Buddha with attributes Shakyamuni or Medicine Buddha Teaching posture The red wrathful deity (Image 3, folio 3) is particularly significant — wrathful protector imagery elevates both religious importance Manuscript Description Script & Layout: • Classical Uchen (block script) — formal, monastery-quality calligraphy • Red ruling lines on borders — standard for sacred texts • Some folios show red ink annotations/corrections inline — suggests active scholarly use • Folio numbering visible on left margins (Tibetan numerals) Paper: Handmade Tibetan lokta (Daphne bark) paper — authentic aged patina consistent with 18th–early 19th century production