• Pair of heads of Ksitigarbha Dizang Pusa in gilded cast iron, Chinese Buddhist devotional fragment
  • Ksitigarbha Dizang Pusa head with remnants of gold leaf, antique Chinese Buddhist fragment
  • Antique head of Ksitigarbha Dizang Pusa in gilded cast iron, Buddhist temple context
  • Detail of Ksitigarbha Dizang Pusa head with natural patina and gilding remnants
  • Chinese Buddhist Ksitigarbha Dizang Pusa head, cast iron with antique gilding
  • Ksitigarbha Dizang Pusa head rear view, antique cast iron Buddhist fragment
  • Set of two Ksitigarbha Dizang Pusa heads, Chinese Buddhist heritage 18th–19th century
  • Antique Buddhist heads of Ksitigarbha Dizang Pusa with remnants of original gilding
  • Gilded cast iron head of Ksitigarbha Dizang Pusa with natural oxidation and wear
  • Antique Chinese Buddhist head of Ksitigarbha Dizang Pusa, devotional fragment
  • Detail of crown and face of Ksitigarbha Dizang Pusa head with remnants of gold leaf
  • Antique head of Dizang Pusa in gilded cast iron, Chinese Buddhist temple fragment
  • Pair of Buddhist heads from Ksitigarbha Dizang Pusa, China, 18th–19th century
  • Antique Buddhist head of Ksitigarbha in cast iron with remnants of gold leaf
  • Temple fragment with head of Dizang Pusa, gilded cast iron, Chinese origin
  • Antique pair of heads of a Chinese bodhisattva, Ksitigarbha Dizang Pusa
  • Head of Ksitigarbha Dizang Pusa with natural patina and gilding remnants
  • Antique cast iron Buddhist head, Dizang Pusa, Chinese temple context
  • Detail of crown and face of Dizang Pusa head with old gilding
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Pair of Ksitigarbha (Dizang Pusa) Heads – Gilded Cast Iron, China, 18th–19th century
$569.00 USD
$569.00 USD
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Estimated value: €750 – €1,200.

Pair of antique heads of Ksitigarbha (Dizang Pusa), crafted in gilded cast iron. This Buddhist bodhisattva is revered in China as a protector of souls and a guide in the afterlife. The heads show remnants of original gold leaf gilding, with clear natural wear, oxidation, and mineral deposits consistent with prolonged temple use. These are authentic devotional fragments from China or the Sino-Tibetan cultural area, dating from the 18th to 19th centuries. The set has been preserved as a matching pair and is offered as a historical and religious ensemble, not as a decorative object.