June Ancient Art & Paintings & Collectibles
Lot 205:
Description
H:33.0cm(12.99in) W:23.5cm(9.25in) Weight:9400g(20.72lb)This statue is cast in copper with partial gilding, depicting Yamantaka, a prominent deity in Tibetan Buddhist Tantrism, symbolizing subduing obstacles and destroying egos. The main statue features a bull-headed, wrathful form with multiple heads and arms (typically nine heads and thirty-four arms), surrounded by flames and trampling over demons. The main body has thick, mellow gilding, with contrasting silver (white bronze) accents on the face, necklaces, and ornaments, showcasing exquisite and complex details. The pedestal is inscribed with "Made in Yongle Period of Ming Dynasty", representing the style of Qing court statue craftsmanship. It is a grand and powerful work with immense religious, artistic, and historical value.
Condition: ALL SOLD AS IS, NO RETURN
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