Old bronze Burmese Buddha statue from Burma (Myanmar), Early 20th century

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This exquisite Old Bronze Burmese Buddha statue stands at a height of 59.5 cm and reflects the intricate craftsmanship characteristic of the early 20th century. Originating from Burma (Myanmar), this statue is a remarkable representation of the Bagan style, which flourished during the Bagan Kingdom from the 11th to 13th centuries. This period is marked by the rise of Buddhism and the establishment of numerous temples, contributing significantly to the cultural and religious identity of the region. The statue depicts the Buddha in a serene pose, characterized by the Vitarka mudra, symbolizing the transmission of Buddhist teachings and the discussion of the Dharma. Such mudras are integral to Buddhist art, illustrating deeper meanings behind the figure’s stance and hand gestures. The detailing in the statue, from the delicate facial features to the intricate lotus pedestal, showcases a commitment to both aesthetic beauty and spiritual significance. Composed of bronze, this statue weighs 8.95 kg and features a width of 18 cm and depth of 13.7 cm. It serves not only as a decorative piece but also as a potent reminder of the region's rich history in spirituality and the enduring legacy of Buddhism in Myanmar. The harmonious blend of artistry and tradition makes this statue a meaningful addition to any collection.

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