Gilded Burmese Standing Buddha from Mandalay - 19th Century Wall Art used in India for the

used in India for the application of tika powder to a Hindu's forehead

Made as is the tradition with a mixture of seven metals

The small door allowed for storage of money and valuables

allowing its dramatic presence and material character to be fully appreciated in a contemporary interior setting

The Double Dorje is a symbol of harmony and being actively compassionate to others

Gilded Burmese Standing Buddha from Mandalay - 19th Century Wall Art used in India for theThis unusual gilded teak standing Mandalay Buddha is from Burma and was crafted during the Mandalay period (1853 1948). This one dates to the late 19th century and is lacquer on teak wood decorated with coloured glass for a crown and eyes. It stands on a simple wood base. Buddha can be seen with a youthful expression wearing traditional Burmese attire with inlaid coloured glass decoration. This Buddha stands in the traditional standing Mandalay buddha