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Shyama Tara, bronze doré Tibet, XVII-XVIIIE siècle
Estimate
12,000 - 18,000 EUR
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Description
la Tara verte avec une expression rassurante de bonté, assise en lalisatana sur un trône de lotus, son pied droit soutenu par une fleur de lotus émergeant de la base, elle porte une parure de bodhisattva incrustée de turquoise, un foulard autour de ses épaules et une longue robe soutenue par une attache ornée de pierres précieuses, sa main droite en varada mudra, le geste de la charité, et sa gauche en vitarka, pour l'argumentaire, chacune soutenant la tige d'une des fleurs fleuries aux épaules, une représentation miniature de son parent Amithaba assis derrière sa couronne contre sa haute coiffure.
The Green Tara with a gentle and benevolent expression, seated in lalitasana on a lotus throne with her right foot supported by a lotus flower emerging from the pedestal, wearing bodhisattva jewelry inset with turquoise, with a scarf over her shoulders and a long skirt fastened by a jeweled girdle, her right hand in varada mudra, the gesture of charity, her left in vitarka mudra conveying argumentation, with both holding the stems of flowers blossoming at the shoulders, a diminutive figure of her parent Buddha Amitabha seated behind the crown and against her tall coiffure
The Green Tara with a gentle and benevolent expression, seated in lalitasana on a lotus throne with her right foot supported by a lotus flower emerging from the pedestal, wearing bodhisattva jewelry inset with turquoise, with a scarf over her shoulders and a long skirt fastened by a jeweled girdle, her right hand in varada mudra, the gesture of charity, her left in vitarka mudra conveying argumentation, with both holding the stems of flowers blossoming at the shoulders, a diminutive figure of her parent Buddha Amitabha seated behind the crown and against her tall coiffure