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Antique Gilt Gold Silver Bronze Buddha
Shakyamuni
Holding Medicine Bowl
Origin: Tibet. Circa: 19th Century
H 9 in.(23cm), W 5.7 in.(14.5cm), D 3.2 in.(8cm)
Condition: Excellent!


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Shakyamuni (sage of the Shakyas) is the historical Buddha. In the 6th century 563 BC, the prince Siddhartha Gautama achieved spiritual enlightenment. Buddhism teaches that each human has the seed of boddhicitta, this innate potential to achieve this inner illumination.

This 19th century, antique gilt gold silver Tibetan bronze statue is particularly impressive in its ornate detail and fine casting. The Buddha countenance is in deep contemplation and is highlighted by a crystal inset into the third eye. The ears are elegantly elongated and a beautifully articulated topknot crowns the head. Shakyamuni’s robes are rendered here in high detail a display of an intricate textile pattern. He holds a medicine bowl, symbolically filled with the nectar that bestows enlightenment and he sits on a full lusciously rendered lotus pedestal. This Tibetan bronze has a gilded silver mantra in the back.

  
  
  
  
  
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