Ming Dynasty fine cast copper body gold sprinkled three Buddha seated statue [Specifications] Height 50cm width 38cm single weight 15.3 kg[Inscription] Made in the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty[Details]The three Buddhas are the main objects of worship in Buddhism, commonly known as the "Three Treasures Buddha". According to Indian philosophy, time and space are related, so the three Buddhas are divided into "horizontal three Buddhas" calculated by space and "vertical three Buddhas" calculated by time. The seated statue is made of fine casting, with a straight face and a kind expression. The body is strong and the nationality is thick. He wears a right-exposed cassock with smooth front and back folds. He sits in full lotus position, with different expressions. The surface of the vessel is all applied with gold dotting techniques, like a fairy scattering flowers, golden and dazzling, with wax tea-colored skin and soft patina, which is of great artistic and collection value.

in good condition