Lot 117
  • 117

Statuette de Tara Blanche en bronze doré Dynastie Qing, XVIIIE siècle

Estimate
20,000 - 30,000 EUR
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Description

  • Gilt-bronze
assise en vajrasana sur un double socle lotiforme, la main gauche en kartari mudra et la main droite en varada mudra tenant des tiges de lotus s'épanouissant près des épaules, portant un dhoti finement plissé, richement parée de bijoux et d'une tiare à trois fleurons enserrant un triple chignon, les mains, pieds et front incisés et peints d'un oeil mi-clos, une lettre tibétaine incisée derrière la base, non scellée

Provenance

Acquired in Brussels in 1974.

Condition

The figure is heavily cast, the base not sealed. It is covered in a rich gilding. There is a small rolled-up sutra scroll tucked inside the figure. There is some light overall wear to the gilding. Otherwise, the figure is in overall good condition.
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