Tibetan Copper Statue of Amitayus, 18th Century, Qing Dynasty

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Dimensions：Overall Height 16 cm (6.30 in), Overall Width 13 cm (5.12 in), Weight 1144 g (2.52 lbs) Condition & Provenance：Lost‑wax full‑body casting, figure and lotus throne integrated. Fully intact, no damage, repair or welding. Original sealed base plate engraved with double‑vajra motif at center, heavy aged patina with natural wear. Traces of original mineral pigment remain on crown rim. Deep warm antique patina overall, crisp well‑preserved decorative details. Former Tibetan monastery devotional icon, exited early‑20th century, long‑term overseas private collection, never presented at auction.Description：A fine 18th‑century Tibetan copper Amitayus, the Buddha of Infinite Life, venerated for longevity, healing and blessings within Tibetan Buddhism. The deity sits in full lotus posture atop double‑petal lotus throne, cupping the sacred longevity vase at lap with both hands. Serene meditative face with lowered eyes conveying compassionate tranquility. Elaborate ornate crown, streamers draping over shoulders, prominent ushnisha. Harmoniously modelled torso adorned with beaded necklaces, armbands and bracelets, sash draped elegantly across shoulder with fluid natural folds. Full rounded lotus petals neatly arranged on the throne. The base plate bears the characteristic Tibetan double‑vajra mark. Superb casting quality, balanced proportions and quiet noble aura, a high‑quality representative example of Qing‑period Tibetan Amitayus sculpture.

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