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This specific piece is a beautiful example of a Crowned Burmese Buddha (often referred to in art history as a Jambupati style Buddha), likely originating from the Shan State or the Mandalay period. The visual focus is heavily weighted on the solid, ornate base of the statue (featuring traditional motifs, including what look like elephant or floral carvings). This gives the viewer a strong sense of grounding, permanence, and spiritual unshakeability. 19C Wood Sitting Shan Burma Buddha #BB167
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Unlike traditional Buddha images that depict him in simple monk's robes after renouncing his worldly possessions, this piece depicts the Buddha as a universal monarch (Chakravartin). The intricate, towering crown with wing-like side elements and detailed body jewelry conveys a feeling of spiritual royalty and supreme authority. It represents the legend where the Buddha manifested himself in magnificent royal attire to humble an arrogant king, Jambupati, proving that spiritual power far eclipses earthly wealth. ****CAT NO: BB167**** Usually interpreted as the Buddha calling the earth to witness his good deeds in front of Mara
This contrast creates a powerful emotional balance: it feels sublime and grand, yet completely devoid of ego. The hand gesture (Bhumisparsha Mudra, or the earth-witness gesture) reinforces this grounded humility, touching the earth to witness his enlightenment. HEIGHT IN INCHES:38"
PROVENANCE: Acquired from a Burmese collector
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