Asie du Sud-Est (Style Birmanie / Thaïlande) – Petite statuette votive bouddhiste ancienne en bois - Sculpture - Myanmar/Burma

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Ancient Southeast Asian votive wooden statuette entirely gilded with 24 carat gold, standing on a lotus pedestal, 9 cm high, 26 g, origin Myanmar, in good condition and unsigned.

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South-East Asia (Myanmar/Thailand style) – Small ancient Buddhist votive statue carved in wood and gilded with 24-karat gold on a lotus pedestal

Presentation & Iconography

Delicate and precious ancient Buddhist votive statue representing a monastic figure or a standing Buddha, presented on a lotus-shaped sculpted pedestal.

Posture & Attributes: The figure stands in a hieratic, serene posture, arms slightly extended to hold the draped folds of his monastic robe with care. The head shows a soft modeling topped with a traditional headdress.

Gilding: The piece is entirely clad in a gilding of fine 24-karat gold, whose antique patina displays superb nuances and localized wear revealing the underlying wood.

Base: The oval or semi-circular base is finely chiseled with stylized lotus petals.

Technical characteristics

Origin: Southeast Asia (Buddhist tradition)

Material: Carved wood gilded with 24-karat gold leaf

Height: 9 cm

Weight: 26 g

Overall condition: Fine antique condition, imbued with a strong spiritual aura and an authentic patina.

Gilding & Surface: Wear from use and natural rubbing of the gilding at contact points (face, hands, edges), giving the object all its charm of antiquity.

Structure: Presence of a natural drying crack in the wood visible at the base and back, perfectly stable and evidence of natural drying of the material over time.

South-East Asia (Myanmar/Thailand style) – Small ancient Buddhist votive statue carved in wood and gilded with 24-karat gold on a lotus pedestal

Presentation & Iconography

Delicate and precious ancient Buddhist votive statue representing a monastic figure or a standing Buddha, presented on a lotus-shaped sculpted pedestal.

Posture & Attributes: The figure stands in a hieratic, serene posture, arms slightly extended to hold the draped folds of his monastic robe with care. The head shows a soft modeling topped with a traditional headdress.

Gilding: The piece is entirely clad in a gilding of fine 24-karat gold, whose antique patina displays superb nuances and localized wear revealing the underlying wood.

Base: The oval or semi-circular base is finely chiseled with stylized lotus petals.

Technical characteristics

Origin: Southeast Asia (Buddhist tradition)

Material: Carved wood gilded with 24-karat gold leaf

Height: 9 cm

Weight: 26 g

Overall condition: Fine antique condition, imbued with a strong spiritual aura and an authentic patina.

Gilding & Surface: Wear from use and natural rubbing of the gilding at contact points (face, hands, edges), giving the object all its charm of antiquity.

Structure: Presence of a natural drying crack in the wood visible at the base and back, perfectly stable and evidence of natural drying of the material over time.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Over 200 years old
Yes
Country of origin
Myanmar/Burma
Material
Carved wood and gilded with 24-karat gold.
Title of artwork
Asie du Sud-Est (Style Birmanie / Thaïlande) – Petite statuette votive bouddhiste ancienne en bois
Signature
Not signed
Condition
Good condition
Height
9 cm
Width
0 cm
Depth
0 cm
Weight
26 g
BelgiumVerified
2233
Objects sold
99.45%
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