Tang Dynasty White Marble Seated Guanyin Bodhisattva Sculpture (7th–8th Century)

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Dimensions & Weight: 7th–8th century, height 20 cm (approximately 7.87 inches / 0.66 ft), halo diameter 8 cm (approximately 3.15 inches / 0.26 ft), weight 590 gCondition & Provenance: Good overall condition with a complete sculptural structure. The surface shows natural age-related patination, mineral staining, and historical wear consistent with its age. The carving details remain well preserved. Provenance: Private Collection, California, USADescription: This Tang Dynasty white marble seated Guanyin Bodhisattva sculpture represents the refined beauty and spiritual elegance of Tang Buddhist art. The figure is carved with a peaceful expression, graceful proportions, and carefully rendered details. The Bodhisattva wears an elaborate crown and flowing robes, with smooth, naturalistic folds that highlight the sophisticated carving techniques of the period. The circular halo and lotus pedestal create a balanced and dignified composition, reflecting the Tang Dynasty’s pursuit of harmony, beauty, and spiritual presence. This sculpture is an outstanding example of early Chinese Buddhist stone carving and demonstrates the exceptional artistic achievements of Tang craftsmen.

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