Buda "Vairocana" de bronce dorado, dinastía Ming Beautiful bronze Buddha, representation of "Vairocana" with legs crossed in lotus position and hands in "Varada Mudra" position holding on the left hand a traditional Buddhist element. The expression is serene, with eyes wide open, large ears framing the gaze and closed mouth drawing a slight smile. Elaborately dressed in robes draped over his shoulders and pleated at the back and around the knees, with a ribbon at chest level, necklaces and bracelets adorning the composition. Her hair is completely gathered in a finely combed bun, topped with a large crown of openwork scrolls and small beads, from which long ribbons hang down her shoulders. The piece is set on a wooden base carved with lotus petals. Measures: 16,5 x 8,5 x 8 cm. Weight: 1546 g

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