This is a large and detailed Tibetan Buddhist scroll painting depicting a continuous narrative scene with six Buddha figures (I think five are typical) surrounded by bodhisattvas, monks, protective deities, clouds, and Himalayan landscapes. Rich in color with red, gold, ochre, and dark teal tones throughout. Painted on fabric with a red silk-like border. The reverse bears red handprint impressions and what appears to be inscription in. I took quick pictures before it was mounted. The front looks like it has candle or incense marks. It was purchased from Indochine Home & Garden, a now-closed Asian import and antique store in Boulder, Colorado, and was in with a collection of other scrolls. It was acquired as a genuine piece but I don't know if it's antique or just a high-quality decorative reproduction. It was about $500 and then I had it professionally mounted in a custom floating frame. Now that I'm moving and was going to sell it I've had people (as well as AI) suggest it may be worth a good amount... or at least more effort than just throwing it on Craigslist :).

133.5 inches wide x 37.5 inches tall x 1.5 inches deep (framed). Scroll painting dimensions within frame approximately 120 inches wide x 30 inches tall.