Danzanravjaa museum

Some exhibition items on display:

The round velvet hat

The round velvet hat worn by Danzanravjaa on the Enthronement Ceremony of Noyon Khutuktu in 1811.
The Cham dance mask

The Cham dance mask and dress for Red Protector
The golden Buddha statue along with its case

Amulet of Danzanravjaa Rinpoche
Toys

Toys of little Danzanravjaa
Bronze mask

Bronze mask for Cham dance
Milerape statue

Milerape statue given from the Tibetan Governor
SIlver Mandala

SIlver Mandala used in the Noyon Rinpoche's enthronement ceremony. Mount Meru, 12 continents, 7 precious jewels and 8 auspicious symbols.
Horse saddle

Horse saddle of Noyon Khutuktu Danzanravjaa
The statue

The statue dedicated for plays
The sandalwood damaru

The sandalwood damaru with bone decorations. Two-headed drum.
"A Tale of paper bird"

The text, titled, "A Tale of paper bird" in Mongolian language written by Tibetan scripts.
The strainer used for preparing medicines

The medicines made from an elephant bone and dinosaur eggs by Noyon Rinpoche Danzanravjaa.
Print block

Print block of Wind Horse Banner for racing horse.
Wooden print block
Casket of books

Casket of books used as "pillow" by Noyon Rinpoche.
Silver Jar

Silver Jar with golden belts for tea.
Boots worn by Danzanravjaa

The boots worn by Danzanravjaa in his childhood age.
The human Skull-cup

The human Skull-cup with silver plate.
Incense-burner

Incense-burner for Sang-gyod Khandro.
Sword

Sword, gift from his Japanese disciple.
Porcelain Statue

Porcelain Statue, gift from the Ministry for Mongolia, Qing Dinasty.
Padma Katang

Biography of Padmasambhava. Text written by gold letters.
Wooden print block

Wooden print block for Padma Katang Text.
Dorje Phalmo Jade Statue

gift to Noyon Khutuktu from the Dalai Lama in 1842.
The shirt and jacket

The shirt and jacket worn by Noyon Rinpoche Danzanravjaa in his childhood.
The vase, vajra bell, barley offering cup

The vase, vajra bell, barley offering cup used during the enthronement ceremony of Noyon Khutuktu in 1811.
The prayer beads made of human skulls

The prayer beads made of human skulls, inlaid nine precious jewels, facilitated with golden vajra and purba. Three edged peg. Gift from the Dalai Lama.
Ger entrance cover

Ger/yurt entrance cover of Noyon Khutuktu.
The Mongolian Chess
Symbols

The three personal symbols of Noyon Khutuktu Danzanravjaa.