A Statue of Buddha Amida. 18th century.

A Statue of Buddha Amida. 18th century.

A Statue of Buddha Amida. 18th century.

A Statue of Buddha Amida.  18th century.
A Statue of Buddha Amida.  18th century.
A Statue of Buddha Amida.  18th century.
A Statue of Buddha Amida.  18th century.
A Statue of Buddha Amida.  18th century.
A Statue of Buddha Amida.  18th century.
A Statue of Buddha Amida.  18th century.
Reference 10
Height
74 cm
Width
25 cm
Depth
18 cm
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    A lacquered and gilded wooden sculpture of Amida Nyorai (Amitabha Buddha) standing on a lotus on an architectural base, a mandorla decorated with cloud motifs is placed behind, with closed eyes and a rather protruding belly. He is wearing an elegant pleated monastic robe. He is doing the vitarka-mudrā, gesture of argumentation and explanation of the Law. The ushnisha-pearl and the third eye between the eyebrows (byakugo), which represent together the spiritual elevated state of Buddha, are both made of crystal. The buddha is surranded by two praying figures.

    For comparison: Bernard Frank "Le Panthéon bouddhique au Japon, collection d'Emile Guimet", pages 94 and 103.

    Japan, Edo period.

    18th century.

    Product Details

    Reference 10
    Height
    74 cm
    Width
    25 cm
    Depth
    18 cm

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