Gilt Bronze Thai Standing Buddha - Early Rattanakosin
This fine Thai standing bronze Buddha is cast standing in samabhanga with hands in abhayamudra dispelling fear and anxiety.
The figure of Buddha is made in has hallmarks of the Ayuthaya style but is likely later, probably early Rattanakosin period (1782 - 1932) - circa 1800. with a regal appearance, his earlobes hanging long in a princely fashion. He is on a lotus base placed on a stepped circular pedestal.
A truly beautiful example of Buddhist art.
Condition:
Wearing of the gilt throughout. This Buddha has been checked in our workshops to preserve it. Damage to the back of the robe, likely due to a historic drop. This has been consolidated to halt further deterioration.
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Gilt Bronze Thai Standing Buddha - Early Rattanakosin
This fine Thai standing bronze Buddha is cast standing in samabhanga with hands in abhayamudra dispelling fear and anxiety.
The figure of Buddha is made in has hallmarks of the Ayuthaya style but is likely later, probably early Rattanakosin period (1782 - 1932) - circa 1800. with a regal appearance, his earlobes hanging long in a princely fashion. He is on a lotus base placed on a stepped circular pedestal.
A truly beautiful example of Buddhist art.
Condition:
Wearing of the gilt throughout. This Buddha has been checked in our workshops to preserve it. Damage to the back of the robe, likely due to a historic drop. This has been consolidated to halt further deterioration.
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This fine Thai standing bronze Buddha is cast standing in samabhanga with hands in abhayamudra dispelling fear and anxiety.
The figure of Buddha is made in has hallmarks of the Ayuthaya style but is likely later, probably early Rattanakosin period (1782 - 1932) - circa 1800. with a regal appearance, his earlobes hanging long in a princely fashion. He is on a lotus base placed on a stepped circular pedestal.
A truly beautiful example of Buddhist art.
Condition:
Wearing of the gilt throughout. This Buddha has been checked in our workshops to preserve it. Damage to the back of the robe, likely due to a historic drop. This has been consolidated to halt further deterioration.
