Figure - Guerriero guardiano - Bronze - Asia






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Bronze sculpture titled Guerriero guardiano, an ancient Asian figure depicting a standing warrior guardian in ceremonial armor with a blue lord sash, cast using the lost-wax technique and hollow inside, mounted on a solid wooden base, with dimensions 35 cm high by 15 cm wide by 15 cm deep and dated to circa 1900–1910 in good condition with minor signs of age and stains.
Description from the seller
An oriental art sculpture cast in bronze with a dark patina, depicting a warrior deity or temple guardian (attributable to the classical iconography of Weituo or Guandi). The figure is depicted standing in a proud and stern pose, dressed in rich ceremonial armor finely detailed and decorated, surmounted by the classic blue ribbon (yinguo) floating behind the shoulders.
Casting structure: Entirely made using the traditional lost-wax technique, the sculpture appears hollow inside, a typical and characteristic feature of period Chinese castings that attests to its authenticity and craftsmanship.
Attribute (Weapon): The warrior wields a sword (dao) removable (to oneself), an independent element that fits perfectly into the statue’s hand grip.
Base: The figure rests on and is fixed to a solid, era-appropriate wooden base, which guarantees exact stability and a perfect display presentation.
An oriental art sculpture cast in bronze with a dark patina, depicting a warrior deity or temple guardian (attributable to the classical iconography of Weituo or Guandi). The figure is depicted standing in a proud and stern pose, dressed in rich ceremonial armor finely detailed and decorated, surmounted by the classic blue ribbon (yinguo) floating behind the shoulders.
Casting structure: Entirely made using the traditional lost-wax technique, the sculpture appears hollow inside, a typical and characteristic feature of period Chinese castings that attests to its authenticity and craftsmanship.
Attribute (Weapon): The warrior wields a sword (dao) removable (to oneself), an independent element that fits perfectly into the statue’s hand grip.
Base: The figure rests on and is fixed to a solid, era-appropriate wooden base, which guarantees exact stability and a perfect display presentation.
