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- Sculptures
- A9 Tsong Khapa, Tibet
- A34 Kneeling Bodhisattva, China
- A36 Damchen Dorge Legspa, Tibeto-Chinese, Ching, 18th c.
- A35 Eleven headed thousand armed Avalokitesvara
- A14 Fasting Siddartha
- A23 Padmapani, Nepal
- A3 Amitayus, China
- A19 Vishnu, North India
- A20 Bala Krishna, South India
- A21 Krishna Venugopala
- A8 Parvati, South India
- A26 Sakya Lama Kunga, Tibet
- A17 Lama, Tibet 14th century
- A27 Eleven headed Avalokitesvara
- A28 Phagpa Lokesvara
- A10 Tsong Khapa, China
- A30 Bodhisattva, China
- A29 Buddha, China
- PS5 Buddha, Tibet
- PS6 Buddha, China
- PS7 Padmasambhava, Tibet
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A29. Buddha, 14.5cms, Tibeto-Chinese, Kangxi period.
Buddha is depicted seated in vajraparyankasana on a double lotus throne with his right hand touching the earth and his left resting in his lap.
The sculpture is heavily cast and the robe edges are finely engraved with floral and foliate patterns bordered by tiny pearls.
The sculpture is now unsealed. Two small holes on the top of the lotus throne behind the Buddha suggest that it once supported a mandorla.
This sculpture and the Bodhisattva A30 have been made in the same workshop and may have once formed part of a Buddhist pantheon.
