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197 - Indonesien - Java
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Estimation
€6,500 - 12,000Sale fees
Indonesien - Java Figur des Gottes des Wohlstands, Jambhala (Kubera), Mitte/spätes 10. bis frühes 11. Jh. Bronzelegierung Die Gottheit des Reichtums, in ihrer buddhistischen Form "Jambhala" und in der hinduistischen Tradition "Kubera" genannt, sitzt in "Lalitasana", der Haltung königlicher Leichtigkeit. In der rechten Hand hält sie einen Lotus als Symbol geistiger Reinheit und spiritueller Fülle, in der linken eine "Bijapuraka", eine Zitronatzitrone, die mit Wohlstand verbunden ist. Im alten Java konnten die buddhistische und hinduistische Ausprägung der Gottheit ikonographisch ineinander übergehen. Die expressive Bronze ist wohl Ostjava zuzuordnen und zeigt noch Bezüge zur zentraljavanischen Kunsttradition. Mass: H: 11 cm Provenance: American Private Collection This object is subject to the Cultural Heritage Protection Act. Export documents are required for export (subjected to a fee).
Auction details
Auction 107Auction house
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