Lot 29

Sino-Tibetan Patinated Bronze Figure of Vasudhara (18th–19th Century)

Estimate: $800 - $1,200

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Lot 29
Sino-Tibetan Patinated Bronze Figure of Vasudhara (18th–19th Century)
Description
A Sino-Tibetan hollow-cast bronze sculpture portraying the multi-armed Buddhist deity Vasudhara seated in a relaxed lalitasana posture upon a double-lotus pedestal base, her primary hands forming the wish-granting varadamudra and grasping a ritual vase, her additional limbs displaying a sheaf of grain, a sacred manuscript, and a symbolic bundle under an ornate multi-tiered tiara, the form structurally enclosed at the underside by a flush-set copper-alloy baseplate sealed with red ritual lacquer and incised with a central visvavajra consecration mark adjacent to a vertical casting fissure
Details
Bronze, Copper alloy, Red lacquer
7 3/4 x 8 3/4 x 6 1/2 inches
Provenance
The Estate of Janice and Donald Rosenthal
Condition
Good; extensive surface oxidation and natural malachite patination across the sculpted exterior, structural stability maintained despite a distinct manufacturing expansion aperture and localized degradation to the red lacquer finish on the baseplate, and minor friction wear along the perimeter underside edge consistent with age and historical placement


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