Bronze gilded statue of Vajrasattva

[Bronze Gilded Vajrasattva Sitting]

Bronze Gilded Vajrasattva Sitting, Ming Xuande, 26.5cm high, 18cm wide and 12cm thick at the bottom
The seated statue of Vajrasattva is dignified, slightly smiling, and the lips are delicately carved. Wearing a five-leaf treasure crown (remnant) and a bodhisattva bun. The upper body is bare, the waist is thin, and the posture is beautiful. Wearing wreaths, bracelets and earrings, the body is inlaid with jewels, and the pleats of Pei and lower skirt are smooth. The right hand is raised, the vajra pestle in the palm is lost, and the vajra bell in the left hand is placed at the waist. Fully open. The lower part covers the lotus base, the lotus petals are slender and straight, the top of the petal tip is carved with cloud patterns, and the upper and lower edges are decorated with bead patterns. The seat surface is engraved with the regular script of “Da Ming Xuan De Nian Shi”.

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