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Seated Buddha in Bhumisparsha Mûdra on a lotiform pedest…

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Bouddha en albâtre Seated Buddha in Bhumisparsha Mûdra on a lotiform pedestal dressed in an attractive Utarasanga drapery, the head surmounted by the Ushnisha which is surmounted by the piriform rasmi, partial lack. Burma, Kingdom of the Shan States, 19th century Lacquered alabaster 39x17x72cm

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Bouddha en albâtre Seated Buddha in Bhumisparsha Mûdra on a lotiform pedestal dressed in an attractive Utarasanga drapery, the head surmounted by the Ushnisha which is surmounted by the piriform rasmi, partial lack. Burma, Kingdom of the Shan States, 19th century Lacquered alabaster 39x17x72cm

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