An attractive Tibetan copper alloy figure of Vairocana. 15/16th century

An attractive Tibetan copper alloy figure of Vairocana. 15/16th century Seated in vajrasana on a double lotus base decorated with two rows of pearls, his hands held in dharmachakra mudra. The robes leave his right shoulder bare, embrace the body and fall in beautifully shaped, dynamic folds. His peaceful face is framed by long ears with rectangular earlobes. His hair is arranged in small, spiky curls covering the ushnisha, which is topped with a small jewel. Height 18.5 cm

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