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Antique Buddha Museum Statues
Shakyamuni Stone Shrine
Antique Chinese Stone Stele

Shakyamuni

No Fear and Charity

Origin China. Circa: Late Qing early 20th century
H.20 in.(51cm) W.12 in.(31cm) D.5 in.(12.5cm)
Condition: erosions and restoration
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A pearl gray stone carving, with burnished areas of ash white, age patina, small chips and resulting texture and coloration of the stone over a period of time. Stylistically this detailed carving resembles Tang style, depicting Shakyamuni, the Historic Buddha sitting in front of a large nimbus, and flanked by two robed bodhisattvas with lotus flowers in hands. The right hand of the central Buddha is in a no fear gesture, and charity gesture in his left, his vividly carved smiling face emerging from a radiant aureole. The two smaller figures bear the resolute expressions of protectors of the light. Carved in high relief from a single piece of stone. An eloquent stele despite the old break, which has been carefully restored. We conservatively dating this statue at late Qing eras.


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