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Buddha Statues from the Major Sculptural Traditions of AsiaShop Buddha statues from Thailand, Myanmar, Nepal, Tibet, China, Cambodia and Laos, from compact devotional figures to substantial...
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19th-century bronze Buddha with remnants of 24-carat gold – lot 087
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Fire-gilded Thai Buddha statue in Bhumisparsha Mudra – 19th century
€190,00 -
Nepalese ormolu bronze Shakyamuni, ca. 1850–1900
€390,00 -
Nepalese fire-gilded bronze Buddha statue on a double lotus throne, 18th–early 19th century
€1.890,00 -
Bronze Buddha on lotus base
€250,00 -
Mandalay Buddha statue of bronze with gilding – Myanmar
€890,00 -
Nepalese Buddha in silver-colored copper alloy Vitarka mudra
€420,00 -
Seated Shakyamuni Buddha with preaching mudra – bronze temple statue
€425,00 -
Bronze Buddha with elephant base – Shakyamuni
€380,00 -
Small bronze Buddha in Abhaya mudra – Nepal
€275,00 -
Thai bronze Buddha statue in a meditation pose
€265,00
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Buddha Statues for Sale
Buddha Statues from the Major Sculptural Traditions of Asia
Shop Buddha statues from Thailand, Myanmar, Nepal, Tibet, China, Cambodia and Laos, from compact devotional figures to substantial temple sculpture. This collection focuses on Buddha images in seated, standing, walking and reclining forms. Each product page presents the individual object, its price, photographs, dimensions and condition, with our researched attribution.
The category is deliberately narrower than Buddhist Statues, which also includes bodhisattvas, protective deities and other figures. Here the focus is the Buddha image itself and the many ways regional workshops interpreted its canonical features.
Read the image before the date
Mudra, posture, robe, ushnisha, hair, facial modelling and pedestal establish the basic image type. A Bhumisparsha Buddha from Myanmar can share the same gesture as a Thai or Himalayan example while differing completely in proportion, casting or carving technique and stylistic vocabulary.
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Explore Bronze Buddha Statues for copper-alloy casting, gilding and patina, or Wooden Buddha Statues for carved, lacquered and polychrome traditions. Buddha Heads provides a closer view of facial style, hair treatment and ushnisha types.
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Regional groups include Thai, Burmese, Nepalese, Tibetan and Chinese Buddha statues. Each region uses its own sculptural language, and later revival styles are catalogued separately from earlier prototypes where the evidence permits.
Age, origin and authenticity are assessed item by item; neither patina, wear nor a familiar style name is treated as a stand-alone dating test.
Browse by gesture and figure
Explore Bhumisparsha Mudra Buddha Statues, with the earth-touching gesture, and Stone Buddha Statues for carved sculpture. For Chinese Budai figures, visit our dedicated Laughing Buddha Statues collection.