Item Type: Tibetan Antique Statue

Dimensions: Height: 6.69 in (17 cm) Width: 3.74 in (9.5 cm) Depth: 2.16 in (5.5 cm)

Materials and Techniques: Bronze, Gilt

Place of Origin:Tibet Zhongwuer Monastery

Period: 19th Century

Date of Manufacture: 19th Century

Condition: Good

The Amitayus is sitting cross-legged and preaching, with one side and two arms, his hair tied up in a high bun, and wearing a crown of five Buddhas. The crown leaves are full and towering, very exquisite! The Buddha's face is round and plump, his eyes are bright, his ears are round, and the corners of his mouth are slightly raised, showing his compassion. A closer look at the strands of hair reveals the fine craftsmanship. Holding a vase with both hands in meditation on the knees, it is tender, compassionate and peaceful, giving people a sense of tranquility and tranquility. She wears a heavenly robe on top and a silk skirt on the bottom. The hem of the robe is carved with patterns, and the pleats are elegant and natural. The lower pair are large enough to sit in Vajra lotus position on a girdled lotus throne. The lotus petals are wide and full, and the upper edges are decorated with string beads. This statue was inherited from Zhongwuer Monastery and was inherited in an orderly manner.