Japan, Mid-Edo period (1615-1868)
The Bodhisattva finely carved standing atop a lotus dais raised on an elaborate tiered balustrade base, numerous secondary arms radiating around the body, holding attributes, the principal hands held in anjali mudra above a further pair of hands lowered in jo-in at the hips, dressed in loose-fitting robes, the hair arranged in a tall chignon and with a metal headdress. The shrine covered in gold lacquer with hinged doors and metal fittings, the interior of the doors decorated with clouds.
HEIGHT 11.5 cm
WEIGHT 35.4 g
Condition: Overall good condition with some wear. The figure with tiny losses and repairs.
Provenance: From the private collection of Maurice Garçon, collection number 76, the label lost. Maurice Garçon (1889-1967) was a French novelist, historian, essayist and lawyer, known for his works ‘Le destin exécrable de Guillemette Babin’ (1948) and ‘Avec André Gide’ (1951) among others.
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