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2025年2月22日 · For your consideration is an incredible antique 19th century carved wooden sculpture of the Buddhist deity, Chakrasamvara, embracing his consort, the goddess, Vajravarahi. A unique, very detailed and well preserved item, all of which adds a great deal of intrinsic value.

Early bone sculpture from Nepal is rare on account of the nature of the material used. In this very fine, early Tantric bone carving from Nepal, the twelve-armed, four-headed Samvara is shown with his consort Vajravahari in the so-called Yab-Yum or passionate embrace pose. The passionate aspect is unusually anatomically graphic in this instance.

Gilt Bronze Chakrasamvara Statue This magnificent statue represents Chakrasamvara, a principal deity in Tibetan Buddhism. The statue is cast in gilt bronze, featuring the deity with multiple arms, each holding ritual objects symbolizing various aspects of spiritual practice.

Buddhist Handmade Statue Of Chakrasamvara- Heruka, antique Finishing, gold Plated, rare Find

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2024年11月9日 · This statue of Chakrasambara has been made by the Ceramic mold casting Process, also known ambiguously as ceramic molding, This is a modern approach to our traditional way of casting statues by process of Loss wax system or the Rubber molding system.

Antique-Finished Chakrasamvara Statue in Oxidized Copper. Tantric Protector Chakrasamvara Figurine is a handcrafted statue, that stands 11" (28 cm) tall and is 7.7" (19.5 cm) at the base. It is a valuable addition to your meditation altar or sacred area because of the oxidized copper body's antique polish, which gives it a timeless appearance.

2024年7月10日 · A GILT-BRONZE STATUE OF CHAKRASAMVARA Dimension: Height: 79 cm (31 1/8 in.) All measurements are approximate. Condition Report: Any condition statement is given as a courtesy to a client, is only an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact.

For your consideration is an incredible antique 19th century carved wooden sculpture of the Buddhist deity, Chakrasamvara, embracing his consort, the goddess, Vajravarahi. The paint that was applied after this sculpture was carved has indeed contributed to its condition at this point, which I would deem nothing short of exceptional.