Antique 19th-Century Bronze Shan Buddha (35 cm / 3 kg)
This monumental bronze statue is a classic example of 19th-century Shan art from the border region of Northern Thailand and Burma (Myanmar). With a height of 35 cm and a solid weight of 3 kg, this is a substantial altar piece that radiates peace and authority.
Historical & Spiritual Value
Ritual Integrity: The statue is still ritually sealed with its original bronze base plate. This indicates that the internal consecration (offerings/sutras) has remained untouched.
Iconography: Depicted in the Bhumisparsha Mudra (calling the earth to witness). The raised, pointed ushnisha and serene, almond-shaped eyes are characteristic of the refined Shan style.
Authentic Patina: The bronze has developed a beautiful, deep chocolate-brown patina over the years, with slight traces of natural oxidation confirming its age.
Technical Specifications
Material
Solid Bronze
Height x Width
35 cm x 20 cm
Weight
3.0 kg
Period
19th Century (approx. 1850-1880)
An honest and powerful object for the serious collector, ready to take a central place in any interior or altar.
