Ming Dynasty, finely cast copper-based gilded Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva seated statue[Specifications] Height 47cm, width 28cm, weight 14.7kg[Inscription] Made in the Yongle Period of the Ming Dynasty[Details]This Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva is cast in one piece of fine copper, with fine copper and harmonious proportions. He wears a crown on his head, decorated with a transformed Buddha, with a round face, delicate facial features, three neck ornaments, and a solemn appearance. He wears a shoulder-length celestial robe with smooth folds and exquisitely engraved lotus patterns, which are natural and smooth, and very textured. He has a pearl necklace on his chest. He holds a Dharma instrument in both hands and sits cross-legged on a double-layer waisted upturned lotus platform. The whole statue is gilded, with a precious luster, a rigorous layout, meticulousness, fine polishing, precious luster, elegance, and well-preserved, with extremely high artistic and collection value.

in good condition