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尺寸：高57cm
年代：18世纪
质地：木雕漆金
风格：缅甸(Burma)
来源：伦敦大英博物馆
参阅：外部链接
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Description

Figure. The gilded, dry lacquer sculpture depicts the Buddha seated cross-legged with his left hand resting in his lap and his right hand in the gesture of 'touching the earth' or 'bhumisparshamudra' which is believed to have occurred at the moment of Enlightenment. The 'usnisha' (a cranial bump signifying high spiritual attainment) is missing its original finial. The hair is formed into small points with 'thayo' (lacquer putty), the hair is separated from the forehead by an indented line and the elongated earlobes rest on the shoulders.The robe covers the right shoulder in a plain flap, and the stylized drapery folds below the knees in simple '3' and reverse '3'- shaped contours.

The figure is enthroned on a tapered, two-tiered plinth, decorated with a dart-like double lotus pattern at the top and with pendant triangles articulated with lines and dots at the base. The plinth is supported on a wooden frame.