Bronze gilded golden Buddha sitting statue

[Bronze gilded golden Buddha seated figure]

Bronze gilded golden Buddha seated figure, 23.8 cm high
The statue of Buddha is a semi-round bun with precious beads inlaid between the spiral hair and the top of the bun. The precious beads on the top of the bun are broken. There is a trace of pekoe between the two eyebrows of the Buddha. The eyebrows are long and fine, the nose is high and straight, the corners of the mouth are closed in, and the face is smiling. He is wearing a right-handed cassock, and one corner of the cassock is hanging around the left shoulder. The grain is fine and close to the body, and the texture is light and thin. The Buddha’s chest muscles are full and thick. He wears a bracelet on his right wrist. His hands are printed on the top of the Amitabha. His right foot is pressed on his left thigh. He is sitting in an auspicious half-open posture
Compared with the appearance, body shape and clothing of the gilded bronze Buddha statue of Dayi Tathagata collected by the Shanghai Museum in the “Second Year of the Reign of Dali Kingdom”, its modeling style is completely consistent. This bronze gilded golden Buddha sitting statue is simple and dignified, the gold is well preserved, and the shape is accurate. It should also be a work made by Dali Kingdom in the middle of the 12th century, equivalent to Shaoxing period of the Southern Song Dynasty. It is a rare art masterpiece in the world.