Bronze Mucalinda Buddha / Burma / Myanmar / Late...

Kondaung Period (circa 1770/1820) Small votive bronze statuette depicting the Buddha seated in meditation (dhyana mudra), protected by the seven-headed naga Mucalinda forming a canopy above his head. The Buddha is depicted seated cross-legged on a flaring throne, hands joined in meditation. The stylized naga unfolds behind him, its seven heads forming a protective motif characteristic of this iconography. Burmese (Myanmar) work attributed to the Kondaung period. Lost-wax casting - Hollow bottom, in keeping with traditional techniques - Traces of original gilding and beautiful natural green oxidation patina, attest to the object's age. Good overall condition, wear and oxidation consistent with age - Old patina - No structural damage - Dimensions 3.5 cm x 10.5 cm Weight 118.3 grams (without shipping protections) A beautiful example of an ancient Burmese votive statuette, with a sober and authentic presence Carefully shipped by Colissimo insured value

Estimate:£334.68

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