Chinese porcelain potted in seated Amitayus Buddha form, in youthful in appearance, sits in the posture of formal meditation. The eyes gaze forward slightly closed and a dark-russet bronze patina on the forehead (urna) nestled between two long narrow eyebrows. The dark hair is piled beneath the five pointed crown of many jewels topped with an upright half vajra, with some falling loose across the shoulders. The two hands meet in the lap and join with palms upward right over left to form the Dhyanasana mudra (gesture) of meditation. Richly adorned in relief with Sambhogakaya vestments . Large gold earrings studded hang from the distended lobes. The neck and youthful breast are covered with various necklaces and chokers. The arms and wrists display prayer beads bracelets. Wearing a lower garment of a thin skirt comprising variously patterned silks, he sits in full vajra posture with the legs folded, right foot over left, atop a demountable lotus blossom thrones.

Mark on the pedestal underside, embossed a four seal script -ZhuanShu- characters, enclosed within double square borders; QianLong Reign Period.

Dimension: 13" H

Over all in EXCELLENT condition.


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