China, Qing Dynasty, Early 19th Century, Glass Statue Depicting The Buddha Akshobhya.

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China, Qing Dynasty, Early 19th Century, Glass Statue Depicting The Buddha Akshobhya.

Qing Dynasty, China, early19th century, Glass statue depicting the Buddha Akshobhya,wearing a monk’s robe, seated on a lotus throne and leaning against a lotus mandorla,holding a vajra in his joined hands.
Akshobhya Buddha, whose name means “ the Unshakable” or “the Unwavering” in Sanskrit, is one of the five Buddhas of Wisdom in Vajrayana Buddhism. Representing the absolute stability of the mind, he transforms the human illusion of anger and hatred into a pure clarity called mirror-like wisdom.
Dimensions: Height 10.2 x Width 6.7 x Depth 3 (cm).
The scale reference in the last photograph is a small model of a lighter from a well-known brand.
Good condition.
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