Lladró Artistic Porcelain. Shakyamuni Buddha Sculpture. Earth. Limited Edition

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Great and magnificent Buddha. porcelain by Lladró



Sculpture Buddha limited edition sitting in porcelain (Gres) decorated with natural colors enamels.




Description:


Sculpture Of a Buddha sitting in a large size, made in three different finishes, the mudra that performs with the right hand facing the earth is the key to understanding the piece. (earth) is made of stoneware with natural colors enamelled. (Orange) is made of white porcelain , with bright colors of intense metal blue and saffron orange, like an oriental monk. (gold) is made of white porcelain , but is enriched with a golden shine on the blue coat, following an inspiration based on the ancient images of Asian temples.


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Limited series of 1000 units


Weight


12.75 kg


Finish


Mate stoneware


Size


Height (cm): 60


Width (cm): 38


Length (cm): 30


Sculptor


José Javier Malavia



On May 13, for millions of Buddhists, he has a bit the same meaning as Christmas for the Christian world: it is Vesak Day, the anniversary of the birth, enlightenment and death of Buddha celebrated by Buddhists of all traditions. Between prayers, lights, colors, pilgrimages to temples and votive offers, the ceremonies related to the most important Buddhist party vary a lot from country to country, from traditional lanterns of paper and Thai wood to the dance of the dragons in China. Yet a common denominator binds the celebrations of the whole planet: a strictly vegetarian diet and the rite of the liberation of birds in a cage, which symbolizes the removal of all concerns and the arrival of joy and serenity.



I have the pleasure of presenting you for the first Volta on Ebay a magnificent and imposing Buddha made to absolute perfection in the version buy it immediately lasting 30 days. I also accept proposal for purchase possibly reasonable. Thank you.





**** Note well and immediate delivery is not expected.



It must be borne in mind that I do not sell books, but very delicate porcelain objects, each piece must be packed safely, with all possible precautions, and only Volta a week there is the withdrawal of a specialized courier. Notice before this eventual delay for commercial seriousness, so that no one can complain. Thank you. Of course, the buyer will be notified by email of the shipping phases.


Buy the piece safely will be packed in a professional and safe way, for any very rare inconvenience I will reply personally.



Important: for buyers who are on other continents, and for buyers who are in countries that are not part of the European community, before buying and before making a proposal, contact the seller to find out exactly the transport costs, which may vary according to the size of the package. Thank you


IMPORTANT: for buyers who are in Other Continents, and for buyers who are Located in Countries Outside The European Community, Before You Buy and Before Making in Proposal, Contact The Seller to know the Precise Costs of Transport, Which Vary Depending on the size of the Parcel. Thanks



Note: After the purchase, release VAT, or C.Fiscals to issue an invoice, thanks



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Sculpture Of a Buddha sitting in a large size, made in three different finishes, the mudra that performs with the right hand facing the earth is the key to understanding the piece. (earth) is made of stoneware with natural colors enamelled. (Orange) is made of white porcelain , with bright colors of intense metal blue and saffron orange, like an oriental monk. (gold) is made of white porcelain , but is enriched with a golden shine on the blue coat, following an inspiration based on the ancient images of Asian temples. On May 13, for millions of Buddhists, he has a bit the same meaning as Christmas for the Christian world: it is Vesak Day, the anniversary of the birth, enlightenment and death of Buddha celebrated by Buddhists of all traditions. Between prayers, lights, colors, pilgrimages t