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Mandala Collections Sources

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The Bhutanese Collection in Neuchâtel (1985, Conference Paper)
<p>This text discusses the items held in the Bhutanese collection in Neuchâtel, Switzerland. The text represents only a portion of the 180 items housed in the collection. The items chosen for the text are identified as specifically Bhutanese in the sense that they can somehow be distinguished from their known Tibetan counterparts. (Mark Premo-Hopkins 2004-03-02)</p>

<i>bKra shis sgo mang</i> of Bhutan: On a Specific Tradition of Shrines and its Prolongation in the Museum of Ethnography in Neuch&#x00E2;tel (Switzerland) (1992, Conference Paper)
Some More on the <i>ša ba ša khyi 'čham</i> -- A Bhutanese <i>'čham</i> on the Conversion of the Hunter mGon po rDo rǰe by Mi la ras pa (1988, Conference Paper)
<p>This article looks at the particular elements, and siginifcance of the Bhutanese <em>'čham</em>, or dance, drawn from the life story of Milarepa (Mi la ras pa). (Mark Premo-Hopkins 2004-05-06)</p>