Gilded Teak Standing Mandalay Buddha - Late 19thC Bangles occasionally producing a soft sound

occasionally producing a soft sound when disturbed

This Chinese porcelain jar is also known as a rice jar

or window sill as a decorative piece or as storage bowls

124 x 20 x 50 (wxdxh cms)

also known as red elm or Chinese zelkova

Gilded Teak Standing Mandalay Buddha - Late 19thC Bangles occasionally producing a soft soundA gilded teak standing Mandalay Buddha from Burma crafted towards the end of the 19th century and the middle of the Mandalay period. This standing Buddha is made in the traditional way in carved and red lacquered teak wood with gilt finishing. He is in the iconic Mandalay style wearing traditional Burmese attire with painted glass eyes, his robes are inlaid with semi precious stones. He stands on a lotus flower mounted on a modern black granite base.