Description
A distinctive bronze statue, also known as padmapani - “the one, who holds the lotus ". The character is depicted in a fine counterpoint, standing on a richly decorated pedestal in the shape of a lotus blossom. In one of the hands holding a lotus flower (Padmu), Another hand is formed by the gesture of Vitark Mudra (a gesture of interpretation or transmission of learning).
The statue is precisely cast from bronze with engraved details on clothing, jewelry and hair. The Crown shows the plastic form of the Buddha. This is a traditional Tibetan or Nepalese work, probably from 19. century or from its later craft tradition.
Dimensions: height 55 cm, width 20 cm, depth 14 cm
Material: bronze, manually cast
State: very good, tiny traces of age, in places patina, authentic look
This collector's piece is suitable not only for lovers of Buddhist art, But also as dominant ** interior decoration ** with spiritual or oriental character.
