Buddhistic objects - Myanmar/Burma

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Se Southeast Asian lacquered wood Stupa model with 24 carat gold‑plated finial, standing 24.8 cm tall, 7.1 cm in diameter, weighing 183 g, originating from Myanmar, dating to the 19th century and showing minor wear to the gilding.

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Southeast Asia (Myanmar / Thailand) – Large and superb model of a Buddhist stupa/pagoda in lacquered wood and gilded with 24-carat gold – Registers of seated Buddhas

Remarkable and elegant votive model of a Buddhist stupa (or pagoda), inspired by traditional Southeast Asian religious architecture (Burmese or Thai style).

Architectural structure: The piece features a complex conical shape resting on an octagonal base. The base and the lower registers are adorned with bas-reliefs depicting guardian figures or symbolic animals, surmounted by several rows of arches housing representations of seated Buddhas in meditation.

Top: The upper portion rises toward the slender bell and the stylized ridge (htee).

Finish: The entire object is crafted from lacquered wood, then fully gilded with 24-carat gold, giving a bright and warm glow. The underside of the base features a traditional workshop black lacquer.

Technical characteristics

Origin: Southeast Asia (Buddhist tradition)

Material: Lacquered wood gilded with 24-carat gold

Height: 24.8 cm

Diameter: 7.1 cm

Weight: 183 g

Overall condition: Beautifully preserved, retaining its superb decorative and spiritual presence.

Gilding & Surface: Light wear and patina from use on the gilding of the reliefs and edges, свидетельствовать about its antiquity and respectful handling.

Structure: Stable and sound, with the fine texture characteristic of artisanal lacquered wood work.

Southeast Asia (Myanmar / Thailand) – Large and superb model of a Buddhist stupa/pagoda in lacquered wood and gilded with 24-carat gold – Registers of seated Buddhas

Remarkable and elegant votive model of a Buddhist stupa (or pagoda), inspired by traditional Southeast Asian religious architecture (Burmese or Thai style).

Architectural structure: The piece features a complex conical shape resting on an octagonal base. The base and the lower registers are adorned with bas-reliefs depicting guardian figures or symbolic animals, surmounted by several rows of arches housing representations of seated Buddhas in meditation.

Top: The upper portion rises toward the slender bell and the stylized ridge (htee).

Finish: The entire object is crafted from lacquered wood, then fully gilded with 24-carat gold, giving a bright and warm glow. The underside of the base features a traditional workshop black lacquer.

Technical characteristics

Origin: Southeast Asia (Buddhist tradition)

Material: Lacquered wood gilded with 24-carat gold

Height: 24.8 cm

Diameter: 7.1 cm

Weight: 183 g

Overall condition: Beautifully preserved, retaining its superb decorative and spiritual presence.

Gilding & Surface: Light wear and patina from use on the gilding of the reliefs and edges, свидетельствовать about its antiquity and respectful handling.

Structure: Stable and sound, with the fine texture characteristic of artisanal lacquered wood work.

Details

Era
1400-1900
Object name
South-East Asia (Myanmar / Thailand) – Large and splendid model of a Buddhist stupa/pagoda in
Weight
183 g
Over 200 years old
Yes
Material
Lacquered wood and gilded with 24-carat gold.
Country of origin
Myanmar/Burma
Height
24.8 cm
Indigenous object name
Great and superb model of a Buddhist stupa / pagoda
Width
7.1 cm
Depth
0 cm
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Estimated period
19th century
BelgiumVerified
2232
Objects sold
99.45%
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