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[Figure 3.13]鈥擬a gcig framed by scenes from her life story, including a meeting with Pha dam pa, holding a rkang gling at top right, Tibet (provincial), 19th century, now at the Rubin Museum of Art (F1997.28.1).

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These plates originate from the study 鈥淥n the use of Human remains in Tibetan ritual objects鈥� by Ayesha Fuentes. This dissertation examines the cultural history and material applications of human remains in Tibetan rituals, utilizing conservation, technical art history, and anthropology. It focuses on skulls, bone ornaments, and the rkang gling trumpet, investigating their use in Buddhist tantra and contemporary practices, while establishing a framework for understanding their evolving significance.