Large Shan Buddha in Bronze with Beautiful Brown Patina – Burma, 18th Century, 44 cm - BR227
Very nice and beautiful sitting bronze Buddha from Burma in a mint condition. This classical Shan Buddha is sitting on a large throne in calling earth to witness position. His oval face has a serene expression, the hair is peppercorn styled and at the top rises the large usnisa (flame) shaped as an stupa. The robe is simple covering the left shoulder and the ears are going all the way down to the shoulders. An old antique pieces with a very nice bronze patina.
| Place of origin: | Burma |
| Material: | Bronze |
| Height: | 44 cm. |
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| Age: | 18th cent. |
Beautiful and classic Shan Buddha in bronze from Burma (Myanmar), dating to the 18th century. The figure is crafted in high quality and features a rich brown patina.
This antique bronze Buddha statue is seated on a large multi-tier throne, giving it a strong and balanced presence.
The prominent usnisa (flame on top of the head) has a stupa-like form, a highly desirable feature in Shan Buddhist art.
The hair is rendered in small “peppercorn” curls, the elongated ears reach the shoulders, and the oval face features a notable distance between the brows and eyes. The broad nose and subtle smile create a calm expression.
The craftsmanship is of high quality, and the figure remains in very good condition.
With a height of 44 cm, this is a large and impressive Buddha figure from Burma, ideal as a centerpiece in a serious collection.
An excellent choice for those seeking a classic Shan Buddha with strong visual presence.