Buddha Maravijaya, Shan Province, Burma, 17th Century
Buddha Maravijaya, Shan province, alabaster marble, 17th century.
Buddha seated cross-legged on a plinth, his right leg bent over the left and performing with his right hand, the "mudra" of the taking of the earth witness. This gesture symbolizes the victory of the awakened one over Mara, prince of desires and personification of death.
The cranial protuberance (usnisa) is surmounted by a point in the form of a rounded stuppa, some gaps on the protuberance.
height 60 cm, height with base 66 cm. width: 37 cm.
Buddha seated cross-legged on a plinth, his right leg bent over the left and performing with his right hand, the "mudra" of the taking of the earth witness. This gesture symbolizes the victory of the awakened one over Mara, prince of desires and personification of death.
The cranial protuberance (usnisa) is surmounted by a point in the form of a rounded stuppa, some gaps on the protuberance.
height 60 cm, height with base 66 cm. width: 37 cm.
5 800 €
Period: 17th century
Style: Asian art
Condition: Trés bon état
Width: 37 cm
Height: 66 cm
Reference (ID): 690428
Availability: In stock
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