Antique bronze Buddha
Nr. 2564-4

Burmese Ava bronze Buddha statue seated on lotus base, full front view with bhumisparsha mudra

Ava period Burmese bronze Buddha statue, three-quarter left view showing bhumisparsha hand

Burmese Ava bronze Buddha statue, rear view showing back and lotus pedestal

Ava period Burmese bronze Buddha statue in right side view, seated on tiered lotus base

Burmese Ava bronze Buddha statue, three-quarter right view with bhumisparsha mudra and base

Detail of Burmese Ava bronze Buddha statue showing torso and bhumisparsha mudra hands

Close-up of the Burmese Ava bronze Buddha statue head with curled hair and tall ushnisha

Face detail of the Burmese Ava bronze Buddha statue with downcast eyes and elongated earlobe

Detail of the Burmese bronze Buddha statue hands in bhumisparsha mudra over crossed legs

Base detail of the Burmese bronze Buddha statue showing lotus petals and incised decoration

Underside view of the Burmese bronze Buddha statue, showing the open hollow base

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Antique bronze Buddha
Nr. 2564-4

€ 1.975

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Details:

Material : bronze
24 cm high
Ava style
Bhumisparsha mudra
18th century
Weight: 661 grams
Originating from Burma (Myanmar)

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Description

This antique bronze Buddha statue, originating from Burma (Myanmar), stands at 24 cm tall and weighs 661 grams. Crafted in the 18th century, it embodies the artistic excellence of the Ava period, which is known for its intricate design and detailed representations of Buddhist iconography.

The statue features the Bhumisparsha mudra, symbolizing the moment of enlightenment when the Buddha called upon the earth to witness his attainment of Nirvana. This gesture signifies the grounding and connection to the earth, reflecting themes of stability and spiritual awakening.

Burma has a rich history of Buddhist art and culture, deeply intertwined with the region's spiritual practices. The Ava dynasty, prominent from the 14th to the 18th centuries, played a significant role in developing Burmese sculpture and architecture, marked by graceful forms and elaborate ornamentation.

This piece represents not only a moment in time but also conveys the profound cultural and spiritual legacy of Burma, inviting reflection and appreciation of its historical significance. As a testament to skilled craftsmanship and the tradition of reverence for the Buddha, this statue makes a distinguished addition to any collection of art or spiritual artifacts.

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Returns are possible within 30 days after shipment. After we have received and inspected the returned item, the purchase amount will be refunded, excluding shipping costs.

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