Gilt Bronze Statue Of Vairochana Buddha Buddha At two hundred years old

At two hundred years old it's in remarkably good condition and has some visible repairs on the reverse

The beautiful carving shows a strong Mughal influence

The process is commonly known as 'Cire Perdue

this elegant lidded pot is a fine example of the celebrated lacquerware produced in the border region between Rajasthan and Sindh

This one is made from teak wood and has beautifully aged blue paint

Gilt Bronze Statue Of Vairochana Buddha Buddha At two hundred years oldThis beautiful gilt brass Buddha is the Vairochana Buddha. Vairochana is the meditation Buddha and the universal form of Shakyamuni Buddha, a special Buddha in the early history of Tantric Buddhism. Here Vairochana sits atop a lotus throne, hands clasped in the dharmachakra mudra with the thumb and index finger of both hands touching to form circles. This gesture depicts the turning of the doctrine wheel (Wheel of Dharma) preaching the union of method