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This stunning hand carved Burmese wooden Buddha statue stands atop a double lotus base. His right hand is in the boon-granting gesture or gesture of generosity also known as varada mudra. His left hand is in protection gesture also known as abhaya mudra. Lord Buddha's robe is hand painted in a very rarely seen pattern, a beautiful masterpiece. This Buddha statue is modeled after an 11th-12th century Pagan or Bagan period piece located in the National Museum in Yangon.

Description A pair of lacquered wood figures of Moggollana and Sariputta, Burma, each kneeling on a lotus, one with hands in anjali mudra, the other with hands on his lap Date ca. Circa 1900 https://www.ebay.de/itm/174916591346

Lord Buddha is seated in padmasana, the right hand with fingers of equal length extends over the knee in the bhumisparsa mudra (earth touching gesture). http://www.dharmasculpture.com/category/new-arrivals.html

Since the colonial period, the naturalistic style characterized by this very rare Buddha statue, with its gentle, benign expression, has come to be the quintessential icon for the Buddhist art of Myanmar. The oval face with its naturally arched brows, downward focused eyes with a slight slant and gentle smile, are typical features of Mandalay Buddhas.

This wooden Burmese Jambupati Buddha statue has a beautiful crown with an impressive long pointed large finial above His ushnisha. He is inlaid with slivers of multi-colored cut glass (glass mosaic). Lord Buddha's hand gesture is in bhumisparsha mudra, the earth touching gesture. He has a slight curve on his narrow lips, highly arched eyebrows and contemplative eyes. He is seated in padmasana on a beautiful ornate single lotus base. This wood sculpture is a one of a kind statue, hand carved by the very talented artists of Myanmar (Burma). Every piece is truly unique! http://www.dharmasculpture.com/category/new-arrivals.html

GONG. Burmese gong. #gong #burma #burmeseart #orientalantiques #asianantiques #khaoyai #southeastasia (at Amphoe Pak Chong) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bw3W_DznnwL/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=y3ne5shy85su

BAULETTO - Birmania, Bagan – metà 19° sec. Questo bauletto per riporre oggetti di uso familiare è stata realizzato in legno laccato riccamente decorato nello stile caratteristico di Bagan. Il pezzo nel suo interno comprende un ripiano (vassoio), anch’esso laccato e decorato, Asta di "Arte Contemporanea, Arte Orientale, Gioielli ed Orologi", 28.11.2018 ore 20:30 #hutongroma #burmeseart #burma #orientalart #AA #auctionaffair #auctionhouse @casina_valadier (presso Casina Valadier) https://www.instagram.com/p/BqnWzV4AlfL/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=zulk90sgvpw0

CABINET - Birmania, Mandalay – 18° secolo, Questo cabinet era utilizzato in un monastero Buddista per conservare i manoscritti religiosi (kamawa-sa). Lo stipo in oggetto è stato realizzato in legno di teak ed è riccamente decorato con elaborati riquadri modellati in lacca dorata, Asta di "Arte Contemporanea, Arte Orientale, Gioielli ed Orologi", 28.11.2018 ore 20:30 #hutongroma #orientalart #arteorientale #burmeseart #AA #auctionaffair #auctionhouse @casina_valadier (presso Casina Valadier) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bqkj748gbTt/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=15tow0h8nn2va