Tintin in Tibet Chorten Resin Statue – 26 cm

The Chorten Tower During the ascent of the Himalayas, Tintin, Haddock and the sherpa Tarkey come face to face with a chorten. Despite the sherpas’ warning, Haddock passes to the right of the chorten, which brings bad luck, and thus a series of catastrophes ensues that will cost the Captain his beloved whisky. Chorten (in Tibetan) or Stupa (in Sanskrit), a funerary monument in which the ashes of great lamas are kept. Resin statuette, 26 cm high Taken from the album Tintin in Tibet, first published in 1960 – Hergé Mondial Relay delivery is not available for this collector’s item.