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243 - Pair Carved Bone Chinese Guardian Deity Statues 20th century, Chinese Artist/Designer/Manufacturer: Unknown Marking(s); notes: Underside of each base bears a square maker's stamp outlined in purple ink, with characters reportedly reading "Song" (Pine). Additional Chinese inscriptions appear on the front of the pedestals. Materials: Carved bone. Cataloger Note: Pair of Chinese carved bone Buddhist guardian deity figures depicting two of the Four Heavenly Kings (Sì Dà Tianwáng), traditional protectors of Buddhist teachings. Each figure is dressed in elaborate warrior armor with intricately carved scale patterns, flowing ceremonial sashes, and ornate headdresses. One figure represents Duowen Tianwang (Vaishravana), Guardian of the North, holding a ceremonial parasol and a mythical beast. The companion figure depicts Guangmu Tianwang (Virupaksha), Guardian of the West, holding a coiling dragon or serpent. Both figures stand upon decorative inscribed pedestals and exhibit detailed carving throughout. each : H. 11" / base: H. 2" x 3.5" x 2.25"
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Pair Carved Bone Chinese Guardian Deity Statues 20th century, Chinese Artist/Designer/Manufacturer: Unknown Marking(s); notes: Underside of each base bears a square maker's stamp outlined in purple ink, with characters reportedly reading "Song" (Pine). Additional Chinese inscriptions appear on the front of the pedestals. Materials: Carved bone. Cataloger Note: Pair of Chinese carved bone Buddhist guardian deity figures depicting two of the Four Heavenly Kings (Sì Dà Tianwáng), traditional protectors of Buddhist teachings. Each figure is dressed in elaborate warrior armor with intricately carved scale patterns, flowing ceremonial sashes, and ornate headdresses. One figure represents Duowen Tianwang (Vaishravana), Guardian of the North, holding a ceremonial parasol and a mythical beast. The companion figure depicts Guangmu Tianwang (Virupaksha), Guardian of the West, holding a coiling dragon or serpent. Both figures stand upon decorative inscribed pedestals and exhibit detailed carving throughout. each : H. 11" / base: H. 2" x 3.5" x 2.25" Good condition. Unless otherwise stated, all information provided is the opinion of our specialists. Should you have any specific questions regarding the condition of this lot, please use the ask question button or send us an email to info@akibaantiques.com
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