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Antique description:
"Burma, early 20th century, large bronze Shan Buddha and his worshippers. "
Burma, Shan ethnic group, early 20th century, unusual, superb and important bronze altar Buddha represented seated in the position of taking the earth as witness (bhumisparsha mudra) on a large base depicting a double inverted lotus. The face, with half-closed eyes and discreet smile, is imbued with great serenity. The crown is typical of Shan Buddhas, very high and long-pointed. It lends an extra touch of nobility to the subject. On either side, at the level of his legs, two kneeling and moving worshippers are fixed on rings.
A very fine piece, both in terms of the quality of the cast iron and the attention to detail.
Height 50 cm. Width 24.5 cm.
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Ref: J5JMN331I0