Large Awa Buddha in Bronze “Earth Touching” Pose – Burma, 18th Century, 43 cm - BR238
Larger beautiful sitting Awa bronze Buddha from Burma. Also called Tai Yai. This Buddha is sitting on a very large throne in a calling Earth to witness posture. His oval face has a serene expression, the hair is peppercorn styled and at the top rises the usnisa (flame) shaped as a stupa. The robe is quit simple, and the ears are going all the way down to the shoulders. The bronze is light brown. The Buddha is in a excellent condition. A collectors item.
| Place of origin: | Burma |
| Material: | Bronze |
| Height: | 43 cm. |
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| Age: | 18th cent. |
Beautiful and classic Awa Buddha in bronze from Burma (Myanmar), dating to the 18th century. The figure is crafted with high quality and remains in very fine condition.
This antique bronze Buddha statue is seated on a large multi-tier throne, creating a strong and harmonious presence.
The prominent usnisa (flame on top of the head) has a stupa-like form, a characteristic feature of the period.
The hair is rendered in small “peppercorn” curls, the elongated ears reach the shoulders, and the oval face features a notable distance between brows and eyes. The broad nose and subtle smile create a calm expression.
The figure is depicted in the classic “calling earth to witness” (Bhumisparsha) pose.
The patina is a rich brown-green tone with hints of darker shades, adding depth and character.
With a height of 43 cm, this is a large and impressive Buddha figure from Burma, ideal as a centerpiece.
An excellent choice for collectors seeking a classic Awa Buddha with strong visual presence.