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240 - BURMA, KINGDOM OF DARAKAN, LATE 18TH–EARLY 19TH CENTURY
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€1,200 - 1,500Sale fees
BURMA, KINGDOM OF DARAKAN, LATE 18TH–EARLY 19TH CENTURY A lacquered wooden sculpture depicting a Buddha seated in the vajrasana posture on a quadrangular base decorated with lotus motifs; the figure has an expressive face. The head is crowned by a prominent ushnisha extended by a finial, framed by two stylized flames rising behind the ears. He is dressed in a rich royal costume finely adorned with geometric patterns and jewels. The left hand is in the bhumisparsa mudra (touching the earth), while the right hand, now missing, likely held an attribute. Height: 73 cm (Signs of wear) Provenance: private collection assembled in the 1990s.
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