Statue of Sakyamuni with gold inlaid with gemstones

[Statue of Sakyamuni with gold inlaid with gemstones]

Statue of Sakyamuni with gold inlaid with gemstones, clear, 96cm high, 55cm wide at the widest part and 40cm wide at the bottom
The Buddha turned the Dharma wheel with both hands and sat on the high lotus with full arms folded. His expression was stern and his nose was high, which was quite characteristic of Central Asians. The cassock on the body is thick, the pleats are regular ribs, and the lotus seat is surrounded by complex lotus flowers, indicating that the image has obvious characteristics of imitating the ancient Kashmir style
This is a Buddha statue of Sakyamuni made of pure gold (90% gold) on December 20, the 13th year of Qianlong’s reign in the Qing Dynasty (1748). It is worth mentioning that the backlight glazing of this image was very fashionable at that time