Bronze gilded statue of Maitreya Bodhisattva
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The bronze gilded Maitreya Bodhisattva statue is a Buddhist statue with a copper body and a gilded surface, commonly found in both Chinese and Tibetan Buddhism. Its core symbols include Bodhisattva attire, wearing a crown, carrying a clean bottle and a Dharma wheel on the shoulder, and sitting in a knot or good posture. The overall appearance is magnificent and solemn, combining religious symbolism and artistic value.
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Description
Key Features
Maitreya, meaning “Lady of Mercy,” is a future Buddha who currently resides in the heavens as a bodhisattva. In the future, he will be reborn as a Buddha in the human world, succeeding Shakyamuni to transform sentient beings.
Left shoulder lotus flower vase: symbolizing compassion and purification.
Lotus flower on the right shoulder holding the Dharma wheel: represents the eternal presence of Buddhism and the turning of the Dharma wheel.
Bodhisattva attire: wearing a crown and tassel, bare upper body or draped in silk, different from Buddha attire (wearing a kasaya, bun without a crown)
Product Description
The main statue of Maitreya Bodhisattva was carved according to standard rituals, with a body posture that conforms to the three fold branch pattern. The shoulders are wide, the waist is tight, and the body is symmetrical, showing a transcendent aura and a steady foundation. His face is round and plump, with prominent white hair. His eyebrows and eyes are relaxed, and his eyes are slightly closed with a hint of kindness. His demeanor is calm and gentle, with his ears hanging over his shoulders and delicate earrings, vividly demonstrating the compassionate and benevolent qualities of Maitreya Bodhisattva.
The Bodhisattva wears a carved crown on his head, with exquisite patterns and clear hair; The upper body is exposed, surrounded by carved flower pendants and bracelets around the neck and arms, with exquisite three-dimensional accessories. The lower body is dressed in a long sky dress, with natural and smooth patterns and a balanced density. The silk belt wraps around the shoulders, adding a lively atmosphere to the statue.
Bodhisattva holds lotus stems with both hands, and places a purification bottle and a Dharma wheel on the lotus flower on his shoulders, symbolizing compassion, purification, and the sustainability of Buddhism, which is in line with his future Buddha identity. The statue sits on a double layered lotus pedestal, with full lotus petals and regular bead patterns. The craftsmanship is exquisite, and the overall appearance is stable and atmospheric.
The entire statue integrates multiple traditional ancient techniques such as casting, gilding, chiseling, and carving. Every detail is meticulously crafted, with exquisite craftsmanship and skilled techniques. Whether it is the control of overall body proportions or the subtle carving of eyebrows, eyes, clothing patterns, and accessories, they all conform to the aesthetic norms and ritual regulations of traditional palace and classic Buddhist statues. Not only is it a sacred statue that carries Buddhist beliefs and can be worshipped and worshipped, but it also embodies beautiful wishes for blessings, good fortune, disaster relief, peace, and smooth completion. It is also a masterpiece of gold and copper statues with high artistic appreciation value, craftsmanship research value, and collection and inheritance value. When viewed, it makes people feel awe and calm, with a long ancient charm and profound meaning.
Craftsmanship
The bronze gilded statue of Maitreya Bodhisattva is made of refined and high-quality copper as the base, and is meticulously crafted using the traditional lost wax method. The body is thick, compact, and the proportions are coordinated and regular. The entire surface is coated with a rich and mellow gilding process, with a thick and even gilding layer and a warm and clear color. The gold is shiny but not dazzling, luxurious but not floating. After years of accumulation, the texture becomes more mellow, and the patina is natural and sophisticated. The overall shape is dignified and solemn, and the body is full of grace and grace. It perfectly combines the sacred majesty of Buddhist sculpture with the artistic craftsmanship of ancient gold and copper sculpture.
Condition Report
- Look at the label: Pure bottle, Falun, and Bodhisattva costume are the core, and none are indispensable.
- Distinguishing styles: Ming style is dignified and simple, Qing style is gorgeous and complex, and early style is quaint and simple.
- Check the craftsmanship: The gilded layer is uniform and solid, without peeling off; Exquisite carving with smooth lines; The tire body is thick and heavy, and the grip is firm.
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