Description
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Are you looking for an authentic and historically valuable piece of Asian heritage for your collection? This Antique Bronze Thai Sukhothai Buddha Akshobhya embodies the serene elegance and pure craftsmanship of the 19th-century Rattanakosin period. Many examples on today's market are, unfortunately, modern, soulless reproductions made of cheap composite material. In contrast, this monumental altar statue possesses 45 cm height en 9 kg weight an impressive, tangible monumentality.
Layered patina and the characteristics of authenticity
This exclusive collectible shows convincing signs of age and prolonged ritual use. First, the brown-patinated bronze displays beautiful, layered oxidation in the deeper grooves of the throne. Such details suggest a long history in an authentic altar setting. Additionally, the subtle wear marks on the edges are immediately noticeable. Furthermore, the slight asymmetry of the handcrafted casting effortlessly distinguishes this particular piece from modern, sleek factory productions.
The symbolic meaning of this Sukhothai Akshobhya Buddha
The seated figure shows the powerful Earth-touching gesturegesture, with which the Buddha calls upon the earth as a witness to his enlightenment. Thanks to the classic Sukhothai style, the statue is characterized by graceful, flowing shapes and a flaming Ushnisha. As a result, the serene facial expression radiates deep peace. In short, this object functions as an exclusive historical Statement piece with a particularly calming energy for your interior.
Frequently Asked Questions and Worldwide Shipping
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- In what way is 19th-century aging traceable?
The specific formal language, the heavy artisanal bronze casting, and the presence of a historical inscription on the reverse prove its historical origin.
- How will this heavy bronze statue be shipped by us?
Our online store guarantees that fragile antiques are packed with the utmost care. The 9-kg item will therefore be shipped via PostNL International as registered mail with 100% insurance.
- In what way is 19th-century aging traceable?
