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Imposing carved wooden Maravijaya Buddha, covered in wine-red lacquer and gilding.
Burma (Myanmar), Shan principalities, Konbaung period (1752–1885).
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Imposing carved wooden Maravijaya Buddha, covered in wine-red lacquer and gilding.
Burma (Myanmar), Shan principalities, Konbaung period (1752–1885).
The sculpture, perfectly preserved in its entirety, features particularly refined ornamentation. The back of the throne, adorned with a double row of lotus petals, reveals the open reliquary cavity.
On this piece, the ushnisha flame is attached.
H 89 cm x W 38 cm x D 27 cm
Weight: 16.58 kg
Provenance: Estate of Claude de Marteau
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