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CIRCA 17TH CENTURY
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A Tibetan gilt-bronze figure of Bhaisajyaguru
circa 17th century
Seated in vajrasana on a separate moulded lotus base, his right hand holding the myrobalan fruit while the left rests on his lap, wearing patchwork cloak, its borders engraved with flower-heads, his face with serene expression, urna, red coloured lips, elongated earlobes and blue coloured curled hairdress and usnisha topped by a bud, unsealed, alm's bowl missing
35 cm. high
circa 17th century
Seated in vajrasana on a separate moulded lotus base, his right hand holding the myrobalan fruit while the left rests on his lap, wearing patchwork cloak, its borders engraved with flower-heads, his face with serene expression, urna, red coloured lips, elongated earlobes and blue coloured curled hairdress and usnisha topped by a bud, unsealed, alm's bowl missing
35 cm. high
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