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XM26-0076 / Wood tone · Single piece

Mudra and Scroll

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This wood-toned bodhisattva sits in full lotus on an enormous multi-layered lotus throne. Crowned and serene, the figure raises the right hand in a mudra before the chest while the left hand, resting at the knee, grips a slender scroll; gauzy drapery falls over the shoulders and beaded necklaces cross the chest. Behind rises a tall aureole pierced throughout with flame and scrolling vine patterns, and seven small seated Buddhas set in teardrop niches climb around the central figure. The lotus throne stacks petal upon petal above a leaf-shaped tray and a carved round base, all in a warm honey-brown tone that glows as if steeped in morning light. Richly worked yet composed, it suits the main position of a shrine, or the calm focal point of a hall.

Selected from exhibition photographs; availability and lead time must be confirmed upon ordering.

Price:
on enquiry
Reference size:
Height ≈ 280 cm · Width ≈ 136 cm · Depth ≈ 136 cm (Labelled dimensions; inclusion of the base, halo and ritual attributes is to be confirmed on enquiry.)is compiled based on the on-site dimensional records and is for reference only. The actual size is subject to confirmation upon inquiry; the on-site recorded dimensions are also used as an approximate reference.
Craft information:
Wood-colored lotus pedestal seated figure, with leaf-shaped halo showing through the air. Small seated figures and rolled leaf patterns are arranged in the halo. The material and specific production process need to be confirmed by inquiry.
Customisation:
CustomisableThe specific plan, size range and feasibility are confirmed through discussion.
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Mudra and Scroll