Monumental Tai Yai Buddha, Burma, 18th Century
A rare and monumental Tai Yai Buddha statue made of wood, papier-mâché, gold leaf, and colored glass, depicted in the Bhumisparsa mudra—the “touching the earth” gesture—when the Buddha defeated the forces of evil, personified by the goddess Mara.
Burma, Shan States, 18th century.
The Konbaung Dynasty (1752–1885) marked the golden age of Burmese sculpture.
Stylistic characteristics include:
- A youthful and benevolent face
- Softened features
- Earlobes brushing the shoulders
- A finely detailed robe, the Sanghati.
Bibliography: "Myanmar Buddha: The Image and History," by Somkiart Lopetcharat
Burma, Shan States, 18th century.
The Konbaung Dynasty (1752–1885) marked the golden age of Burmese sculpture.
Stylistic characteristics include:
- A youthful and benevolent face
- Softened features
- Earlobes brushing the shoulders
- A finely detailed robe, the Sanghati.
Bibliography: "Myanmar Buddha: The Image and History," by Somkiart Lopetcharat
28 000 €
Period: 18th century
Style: Louis 15th - Transition
Condition: Condition of use
Width: 86
Height: 150
Depth: 56
Reference (ID): 1788440
Availability: In stock
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