18th Century,Tibetan Copper‑Silver Alloy Seated Vajradhara

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Dimension：H 25.5cm(10.04in),W 17.5cm(6.89in),Weight 2.87kg,18th Century Condition & Provenance：The figure is fully intact without breaks or losses.The silvered surface displays natural aged mottling over time,copper body shows through in scattered spots,minor natural verdigris on base edge.Remnants of original paint remain,no fresh damages.The original bottom plate is intact with engraved double‑vajra symbol.No modern welding,parts replacement or re‑silvering,heavy authentic old patina covers the whole piece.Private collection from San Francisco,California.This statue was purchased through Bangkok antique dealers in 1980’s,kept in private storage and rarely shown to public,inherited within one family. Description：This is an 18th‑century Tibetan copper‑silver alloy sculpture of Vajradhara,the primordial Buddha of Tibetan Buddhism.The deity sits in full lotus posture,both hands crossed at chest forming the iconic vajra‑hum mudra.The face carries serene expression with gently downcast eyes.It wears an ornate multi‑point crown with surviving traces of original blue pigment on headdress.The full set of necklaces,ornamental garlands,armlets and bracelets are finely chased.The flowing scarves drape gracefully over shoulders.The figure has well‑proportioned full torso,back surface features delicate engraved scroll patterns.The sealed base plate bears a central double‑vajra mark and bears natural patina and verdigris from age.The heavy alloy casting and sophisticated chasing work show top‑grade Tibetan statuary craftsmanship from 18th century.The layered aged silvered finish makes this a wonderful devotional main‑deity collectible of Tibetan Buddhist art.

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