Bronze Of A Dakini, Tibet, 19th–20th Centuries.
Large two-tone gilded brass Dakinī statuette—Tibet, 19-20th century
Important and rare two-tone gilded bronze statuette depicting a Dakinī (a female deity of Tantric Buddhism / Vajrayana) in a ritual dance posture (ardhaparyanka), her body elegantly arched.
Collection note: An exemplar that is identical in every respect (dimensions, style, two-tone alloy) is preserved and on display in the public collections of the Georges-Labit Museum in Toulouse (Inv. 99 3 18, donated by A. and G. Gros), attesting to the authenticity, quality of craftsmanship, and museum significance of this work. (see the latest photos)
Height: 27 cm without the base
Weight: 2.590 kg without the base.
Important and rare two-tone gilded bronze statuette depicting a Dakinī (a female deity of Tantric Buddhism / Vajrayana) in a ritual dance posture (ardhaparyanka), her body elegantly arched.
Collection note: An exemplar that is identical in every respect (dimensions, style, two-tone alloy) is preserved and on display in the public collections of the Georges-Labit Museum in Toulouse (Inv. 99 3 18, donated by A. and G. Gros), attesting to the authenticity, quality of craftsmanship, and museum significance of this work. (see the latest photos)
Height: 27 cm without the base
Weight: 2.590 kg without the base.
1 600 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Asian art
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Bronze
Height: 27 cm
Reference (ID): 1848268
Availability: In stock
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