Copper-plated Bronze Sculpture Of A Standing Tara Bodhisattva, Tibet, Early 20th Century

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Copper-plated Bronze Sculpture Of A Standing Tara Bodhisattva, Tibet, Early 20th Century

Copper-plated bronze sculpture of a standing Bodhisattva of Tara, Tibet, early 20th century

Created as part of Sino-Tibetan religious craftsmanship in the early 20th century, this depiction of Tara, a Bodhisattva and goddess of compassion, longevity, healing, and serenity, is depicted in a standing posture.

Here, she has been fashioned from a copper-based alloy similar to bronze, typical of Tibetan craftsmanship from this period, blending mottled copper and silvery tones to create a truly spectacular visual effect.

The entire sculpture is engraved, chiseled, and shaped by hand to bring life and character to this piece, thereby honoring the glory and divinity of this important goddess in both Hindu and Buddhist traditions.

In excellent overall condition, it will be ideal for a collection of divine bronze sculptures from the Buddhist-Hindu pantheon.

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Dimensions
→ Height: 42 cm
→ Width: 17 cm
→ Depth: 8 cm
→ Weight: 2 kg

300 €