Aussergewöhnlich feine Figuren von Ushnishavijaya und Vajrapani - photo 1
Aussergewöhnlich feine Figuren von Ushnishavijaya und Vajrapani - photo 1

Aussergewöhnlich feine Figuren von Ushnishavijaya und Vajrapani

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14.06.2018 12:00UTC +02:00
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VAN HAM Kunstauktionen GmbH
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Lot 2114 | Aussergewöhnlich feine Figuren von Ushnishavijaya und Vajrapani
Tibet. 18. Jahrhundert a) Ushnishavijaya. Bronze, fein graviert. Gesichter mit Resten von Kaltgoldbemalung. In padmasana auf einem doppelten Lotossockel sitzend. Sie hat drei Gesichter mit je drei Augen und acht Arme. Ihre Hände halten entweder ein Attribut oder formen eine mudra. In der oberen rechten Hand ist eine Figur des Buddha Amitabha zu sehen. Neben Amitayus und der Weißen Tara ist Ushnishavijaya eine der Drei Gottheiten des Langen Lebens im tantrischen Buddhismus. Sockel verschlossen. Gewicht 123g, Höhe 6,7cm. Zustand A/B.
b) Vajrapani in der selten gezeigten Emanation als Nilambara-Vajrapani ohne Schädelkrone und Schädelkette. Feuervergoldete Bronze mit Resten kultischer Bemalung. Die zornvolle Gottheit stehend auf einem schmalen Lotossockel, in der erhobenen rechten Hand hält er einen vajra und mit der linken auf Hüfthöhe eine Glocke. Um die Hüften trägt er ein Tigerfell und auf seiner Brust Schlangenornamente. Sockel separat gearbeitet. Gewicht 31g, Höhe 4,5cm. Zustand A/B.
Provenienz:
-Niederländische Privatsammlung. Erworben bei Christie's Amsterdam am 9. Juni 1986, Los 464 (Kopie der Rechnung vorliegend).
-Privatsammlung Hamburg. Erworben bei Arts & Antiques Group Amsterdam am 14. Dezember 2015, Los 217
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