STATUE DE VAJRASATTVA EN BRONZE DORÉ
STATUE DE VAJRASATTVA EN BRONZE DORÉ
STATUE DE VAJRASATTVA EN BRONZE DORÉ
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STATUE DE VAJRASATTVA EN BRONZE DORÉ

NEPAL, DEBUT DU XVIEME SIECLE

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STATUE DE VAJRASATTVA EN BRONZE DORÉ
NEPAL, DEBUT DU XVIEME SIECLE
Il est représenté assis en vajrasana sur une base lotiforme. Ses mains tiennent le vajra et la ghanta. Il est vêtu du dhoti et paré de bijoux avec des incrustations. Son visage doré à froid est empreint de sérénité ; non-scellée.
Hauteur: 20,5 cm. (8 in.)
来源
The Private Collection of Lionel and Danielle Fournier of Himalayan Art, France, collected in Europe during 1970s-1980s.
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A GILT-BRONZE FIGURE OF VAJRASATTVA
NEPAL, EARLY 16TH CENTURY

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Amongst the followers of the Kadampa school Vajrasattva, ‘Diamond Being’, is the Primordial Buddha heading the group of five Buddha families or tathagatas. He is seated in vajrasana on a lotus base and represented as a bodhisattva. He holds his two attributes, the vajra and ghanta, in a manner characteristic of him, namely the diamond sceptre in front of his chest and the priest-bell at his left hip. The attributes stand for the male and female poles of the cosmic polarity that will be transcendent, symbolizing the highest goal of the tantric Buddhist practice.

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