CALLING THE EARTH TO WITNESS BUDDHA

Calling The Earth To Witness Buddha: Buddha with a dark patina in the full lotus position seated on a double lotus pedestal. His hair retains a blue patina. One hand is palm up in his lap, the other

Gold Gilt Calling The Earth To Witness Buddha: A bronze Buddha with one hand in his lap and the other hand resting down on his knee. There is a yin yang symbol on the bottom.

Gold Gilt Calling The Earth To Witness Buddha: A bronze Buddha with one hand in his lap and the other hand resting down on his knee. There is a yin yang symbol on the bottom.

GOLD GILT CALLING THE EARTH TO WITNESS BUDDHA: A bronze Buddha with one hand in his lap and the other hand resting down on his knee. There is a yin yang symbol on the bottom.

CALLING THE EARTH TO WITNESS BUDDHA: A Buddha seated in the full lotus position with gold patina, blue hair, defined red lips, and painted eyes. 8 1/2" X 7 1/4"

Calling The Earth To Witness Buddha: A Buddha seated in the full lotus position with gold patina, blue hair, defined red lips, and painted eyes. 8 1/2" X 7 1/4"

Calling The Earth To Witness Buddha: Buddha with a dark patina in the full lotus position seated on a double lotus pedestal. His hair retains a blue patina. One hand is palm up in his lap, the other i

Calling The Earth To Witness Buddha: A Buddha seated in the full lotus position with gold patina, blue hair, defined red lips, and painted eyes. 8 1/2&quot; X 7 1/4&quot;</

Bronze with cold gilt face India , 12th century Dimensions: Height 18 cm Wide 9 cm Depth 7 cm Weight: 740 grams Buddha seated on a rectangular base with lotus flower throne decorated with a garland. H

This immensely serene figure is portrayed seated upon a raised throne, hands in bhumisparsha mudra, the gesture of "calling the Earth to witness", commemorating the moment the historical Buddha Shakya

Thai bronze seated Buddha calling the earth to witness, unmarked. 6" H x 4" W

19th c. Lao Buddhist Bronze Small Statue of Buddha. The Buddha is seated in "the Buddha calling the earth to witness," the most common representation of the Buddha. The Buddha's hands are in the bhumi

Ca. 18th century bronze Buddha Shakyamuni from Laos. The Buddha is seated, in virasana, cross-legged symbol of Serenity, with both hands in the Bhumisparsa or 'Calling Earth to Witness' mudrÄ. With f

Burmese, probably 17th century. In the bhumisparsa mudra (calling earth to witness enlightenment) posture, seated on three elephants decorated with inset glass and mirrors. 64 x 27 x 15.5 cm (25 x 10.

Ca. 19th century bronze Buddha Shakyamuni from Laos. The Buddha is seated, in virasana, cross-legged symbol of Serenity, with both hands in the Bhumisparsa or 'Calling Earth to Witness' mudrÄ. With f

Bronze giltTibet , 14th to 15th centuryDimensions: Height 10 cm Wide 8 cm Depth 5 cmWeight: 239 gramsSeated Buddha on double reverse lotus base with beaded rim, calling the earth to witness. Dressed i

Gilt Cast Bronze Buddha Figure - Heavy cast Buddha sitting on a platform in bhumisparsha mudra ("Calling the Earth to Witness") pose. Possibly of Burmese or Thai origin. The figure is gilt and platfor

Ca. 18th century Dvaravati style Buddha from Thailand. The Buddha is seated in the Bhumisparsa or 'Calling the Earth to Witness' mudr?. With fingers slightly touching the ground this position represen

Ca. 18th century Sukhothai style Buddha from Thailand. The Buddha is seated on a pedestal in the Bhumisparsa or 'Calling the Earth to Witness' mudrÄ. With fingers slightly touching the ground this po

Ca. 18th century Khmer style Buddha from Cambodia. The Buddha is seated in the Bhumisparsa or 'Calling the Earth to Witness' mudrÄ. With fingers slightly touching the ground this position represents

Pala Period, 8th-12th century AD. A carved stone figure of Buddha seated cross -legged in the Bhumisparsha, or 'Calling the Earth to Witness' posture; seated in an apse formed by two balustered column

Early Bronze Buddha Statue - Patinated and gilt Buddha figure in the Calling the earth to Witness pose and holding an alms bowl. The back of the statue is inscribed in both Sanskrit and Chinese. The b

Ca. 18th century Khmer style Buddha from Cambodia. The Buddha is seated in the Bhumisparsa or 'Calling the Earth to Witness' mudrÄ. With fingers slightly touching the ground this position represents

Southeast Asia, Laos, ca. 19th century CE. Carved in wood, figure sitting in Mara Vijaya (calling the earth to witness) posture on a base, with meditative facial expression, painted with lacquer and g