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Vajrapani Bodhisattva in Fire-Gilt Bronze – Nepal/Bhutan, Early 20th Century - AND314
A fine older Bodhisattvaen Vajrapani gifted bronze figure. Bottom closed with a copper plate. ln a very good condition.
| Place of origin: | Nepal/Bhutan |
| Material: | Bronze |
| Height. | 19 cm. |
| Lenght/dept: | 13/7 cm. |
| Age: | Early 20th cent. |
Striking figure of the Bodhisattva Vajrapani, cast in bronze and fire-gilt, originating from Nepal or Bhutan and dating to the early 20th century.
Vajrapani is depicted holding his characteristic thunderbolt (vajra), symbolizing strength, protection, and spiritual power. The figure conveys both energy and balance in its composition.
The gilding enhances the finely detailed garments and ornamentation, giving the surface a warm and refined appearance.
The base is sealed with a copper plate, decorated with a lotus motif, a feature often associated with higher-quality pieces.
Measuring 19 cm in height and approximately 13 x 7 cm, the figure has a well-balanced presence and remains in very good condition.
A powerful and symbolic collector’s piece – ideal for those interested in Tibetan and Nepalese Buddhist art.
Andet- 314
A fine older Bodhisattvaen Vajrapani gifted bronze figure. Bottom closed with a copper plate. ln a very good condition.
| Place of origin: | Nepal/Bhutan |
| Material: | Bronze |
| Height. | 19 cm. |
| Lenght/dept: | 13/7 cm. |
| Age: | Early 20th cent. |
