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Shakyamuni Buddha Myanmar

Name: Shakyamuni Buddha Myanmar
Brand: 1stBuddha
SKU: 020
Price: 980 EUR
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Old bronze Shakyamuni Buddha from Myanmar, seated in Bhumisparsha mudra on a wide lotus base. Natural, mature patina with a calm expression and strong presence. Solid cast, 19th century.

Dimensions: H 36.5 × W 29 cm, 7.2 kg.

€980.00

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Bronze statue of Shakyamuni Buddha from Myanmar, seated in Bhumisparsha mudra on a broad lotus base, with natural, mature patina and a calm, balanced presence.

Material and technique: solid-cast bronze with naturally developed surface patina, copper oxidation and mineral deposits; no fire-gilding layer, no modern coatings, no artificial ageing observed.

Dimensions: height 36.5 cm, width 29 cm; total weight approx. 7.2 kg.

Period and region: Myanmar (Burma), 19th century.

Condition: structurally sound bronze with stable patina, age-consistent corrosion profile and undisturbed surface. No modern repairs, re-casting, re-patination or recent interventions detected.

Examination: assessed with museum-grade analytical methods including daylight inspection, polarized light, UV fluorescence and high-magnification microscopy of both the exterior surface and exposed internal metal at a fracture point.

1stbuddha retail valuation (guidance): €1 450 – €1 950.

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Shakyamuni Buddha Myanmar

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An authentic 19th-century bronze statue of Shakyamuni Buddha from Myanmar, cast in a solid, weighty form and displaying the classic Bhumisparsha mudra. The sculpture shows a deep, naturally developed patina with mineral-rich surface textures, confirming long-term ageing without modern interventions. The wide lotus base and softly modelled facial features reflect traditional Myanmar craftsmanship and give the piece a serene, balanced presence. At 36.5 cm in height and weighing 7.2 kg, this is a substantial and well-proportioned example suitable for collectors seeking genuine Southeast Asian Buddhist art.