The Chinese Qing Dynasty gilt bronze Buddha figure, wearing ornate headdress and jewelries, with pendant hangs across the open chest, and armlets are worn on both arms. Lower body is adorned in a tight thin skirt, with silk along the shoulder downward to pedestal. Left hand raised in heart level in vitarka-mudra, right hand reached out and everted beyond the ushnisha in Tajrani Mudra, gesture ward of evil. Floral attribute vertically everted from left elbow. Seated in full lotus position upon double lotus throne. The face and body shows dark-brown molted patina, with extensive trace of gilt on the attributes, skirt and pedestal; with trace of blue pigment on hair.

Dimension: 9" H

EXCELLENT condition, with normal anomalies in nature, sign of stressed surface, minor scratch & dent. Surface traced wear to gilding. Normal, considering ages and wears.

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