STATUE DE VAIROCANA EN BRONZE LAQUE OR ET ROUGE
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STATUE DE VAIROCANA EN BRONZE LAQUE OR ET ROUGE

CHINE, DYNASTIE QING, XVIIEME-XVIIIEME SIECLE

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STATUE DE VAIROCANA EN BRONZE LAQUE OR ET ROUGE
CHINE, DYNASTIE QING, XVIIEME-XVIIIEME SIECLE
Il est représenté assis en vajrasana sur un socle lotiforme. Ses mains sont en dharmacakramudra. Il est vêtu d'un dhoti et est paré de bijoux. Son visage est empreint de sérénité, ses yeux mi-clos. Ses cheveux sont coiffés en un haut chignon orné d'une tiare ; non scellée.
Hauteur: 51 cm. (20 in.)
来源
Previously in a Belgian private collection.
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A RED AND GILT-LACQUER BRONZE FIGURE OF VAIROCANA
CHINA, QING DYNASTY, 17TH-18TH CENTURY
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Veuillez noter que la date de ce lot est 20eme siècle et sa nouvelle estimation est 6000-8000 euros
Please note that te date of this lot should read 20th century. Its new estimate is 6000-8000 euros.

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Tiphaine Nicoul
Tiphaine Nicoul

拍品专文

The presented bronze figure, Vairocana or the ‘Radiant One’, is one of the five transcendental Buddha’s and occupies the central position amongst this group. He epitomises the blissful state of Buddha perfection and transforms hatred and ignorance into the wisdom of total understanding. Vairocana’s hands form the gesture of turning the wheel of the Buddhist Law (dharmacakramudra). Otherwise Vairocana is shown as a meditating bodhisattva, richly bejewelled and with a tall chignon. Thus representing the ‘body of bliss’ and meditated upon during advanced tantric rituals.

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