Bronze

Tibet , 15th century

Dimensions: Height 14 cm Wide 9 cm Depth 5,5 cm

Weight: 902 grams

The Bodhisattva is seated cross-legged on a double reverse lotus base with beaded rims, holding a vajra or thunderbolt and ghanta or temple bell in his hands.

Both objects are essential for ceremonies in Tibetan Buddhism.

A tiara encircles his hair done up in a bun and topped by a vajra, his long hair also covering his shoulders at the back.

Dressed in a garment with ornamental brim and adorned with various jewellery, the Bodhisattva emits a divine but calm atmosphere.

The statue is sealed.