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Lot 87
  • 87

Statuette de Manjusri en bronze doré Sino-Tibétain, XVIIE-XVIIIE siècle

Estimate
8,000 - 12,000 EUR
bidding is closed

Description

  • bronze
représenté assis en dhyanasana sur une double base lotiforme, les mains esquissant des mudra, la taille mince, vêtu du dhoti, une longue étoffe s'enroulant autour de ses bras, paré de bijoux précieux, le visage serein surmonté d'une tiare à cinq pointes, les cheveux ramenés en un haut chignon, la base scellée incisée d'une fleur de lotus épanouie

Condition

The figure is in good overall condition. The base is sealed and with its original fitted plated. There is a small 0.2cm casting flaw to the rim at the rear of the figure in the form of a gap. Sand is coming out of the base where the plate is showing a fine gap. The base is incised with an open lotus flower and punched with what appear to be Sanskrit characters. The figure is very heavy.
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