Statuette d'Amitayus en bronze doré Chine, dynastie Qing, marque et époque Qianlong, datée de l'année Geng Yin (1770)

assis en dhyanasana sur un trône, les mains réunies devant lui portant à l'origine le vase d'immortalité kalasha, le torse dénudé à la taille mince, arborant des bijoux précieux, le visage serein surmonté d'une tiare richemement ouvragée, entouré d'une mandorle enflammée, marque à neuf caractères sur le socle ; le vase manquant

Good overall condition with some light expected wear to the gilding ; the base sealed ; the vase missing ; the crown slightly bumped on both sides ; color is consistent with the catalogue illustration.
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