This 19th-Century Tibetan Bronze Statue Depicts Buddha in the Vitarka Mudra, a Gesture Symbolising Teaching and the Transmission of Knowledge. The Piece Exemplifies the Refined Metalwork Traditions of the Himalayan Region, Characterised by Its Serene Expression and Detailed Ornamentation. Traditionally Hollow-Cast in Bronze, the Figure is Seated on a Modelled Lotus Pedestal With an Open Underside. The Robe is Intricately Engraved With Delicate Floral Motifs and Retains Visible Remnants of Its Original Fire Gilding. These Warm Gold Tones Contrast With the Deep, Naturally Developed Patina on the Face and Torso. The Statue Measures 15.7 Centimetres in Height and 11.2 Centimetres in Width. The Sculpture Remains in Good Condition, Preserving Its Structural Integrity and Historical Character. The Natural Patina and Partial Loss of the Original Gilding Reflect Its Age and Devotional History. This Compact and Meaningful Object is Well-Suited for a Display Cabinet, a Personal Meditation Space, or an Eclectic Interior Setting. It Pairs Thoughtfully With Other Asian Antiquities or Serves as a Focal Point in a Minimalist Environment.
Specifications
ConditionVery goodColorsBrown, Gold, GreyMaterialBronzeNumber of items1Height16 cmWidth11 cmDepth3 cm