- our knowledge of Buddhism is very limited, but we think this is - 

a late 19th or early 20th century, lost wax method bronze from Tibet, of 

Vajradhara

seated in dhyanasana, on a lotus base, 

hands crossed in front of the chest,

 holding a vajra / dorje in each hand, 

wearing a dhoti, sash and beaded jewelry, 

hair pulled into a high chignon secured by a foliate crown, 

the base is sealed (not glued!) and incised with vajra motif,

the robe is fine draped, the jewellery sits properly,

finger nails and toes are well casted,

condition: good, firm, no missing parts, smooth surface and nice patine,

height circa 21 cm / circa 8.27 inch,

width circa 15 cm / circa 5.9 inch,

weight circa 1158 gr.

world wide shipping:

- you will be ordering registrated shipment from The Netherlands, EU

- according to the PostNL conditions and destinations

- shipment out of the EU will be under Incoterm DAP and HS-code 9706

we are: delta 98 den haag

The Hague, The Netherlands, EU

registrated at:

Chambers of Commerce in The Netherlands / KvK Haaglanden: file 27133335

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