Stone Amarapura Buddha In Bhumisparsha From Burma - 18thC Garden 63 x 47 x 80

63 x 47 x 80 cms

Unusually for Tibetan chests

This can be hung in portrait or landscape

This old Indian carved teak votive panel from Andhra Pradesh is over 100 years old dating to the end of the 19th century

Constructed from richly toned roheda wood

Stone Amarapura Buddha In Bhumisparsha From Burma - 18thC Garden 63 x 47 x 80This beautiful Burmese Buddha is from Amarapura in Northern Burma. It dates to the 18th century and is carved from a single piece of stone, lacquered and gilded with gold leaf. Here Buddha sits in the bhumisparsha mudra pose which symbolizes the moment Buddha achieved enlightenment under the Bodi tree and summoned Sthavara to bare witness. Buddha's face is full and with subtle angularity blending Inwa period & Shan period styles. His earlobes hang