Buddhistic objects - Myanmar/Burma

Southeast Asia (Myanmar / Thailand) – Large and superb model of a Buddhist stupa/pagoda in lacquered wood and gilded with 24-carat gold – Registers of seated Buddhas Remarkable and elegant votive model of a Buddhist stupa (or pagoda), inspired by traditional Southeast Asian religious architecture (Burmese or Thai style). Architectural structure: The piece features a complex conical shape resting on an octagonal base. The base and the lower registers are adorned with bas-reliefs depicting guardian figures or symbolic animals, surmounted by several rows of arches housing representations of seated Buddhas in meditation. Top: The upper portion rises toward the slender bell and the stylized ridge (htee). Finish: The entire object is crafted from lacquered wood, then fully gilded with 24-carat gold, giving a bright and warm glow. The underside of the base features a traditional workshop black lacquer. Technical characteristics Origin: Southeast Asia (Buddhist tradition) Material: Lacquered wood gilded with 24-carat gold Height: 24.8 cm Diameter: 7.1 cm Weight: 183 g Overall condition: Beautifully preserved, retaining its superb decorative and spiritual presence. Gilding & Surface: Light wear and patina from use on the gilding of the reliefs and edges, свидетельствовать about its antiquity and respectful handling. Structure: Stable and sound, with the fine texture characteristic of artisanal lacquered wood work.

Estimate:£230.25

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