Bodhisattva Sacred Statue

Museum-Inspired Buddhist Art

Bodhisattva Sacred Statue

Oxidized Copper Body
South Korea Origin
Pensive Bodhisattvas
Museum Piece
Artist / Source Unknown historical artist

Pensive Bodhisattvas

Museum / source
National Museum of Korea, Seoul
Estimated period
early 7th century (Three Kingdoms Period)
Origin / culture
South Korea
Material
Gilt-bronze
Dimensions
93.5 cm high

In Korean, sculptures of this type are called “banga sayu sang,” with “banga” referring to the distinctive positioning of the figure’s legs (with one leg raised to rest horizontally across the other vertical leg), “sayu” indicating contemplation or pensiveness, and “sang” meaning a statue or image.

Pensive Bodhisattva Sacred Statue
Termatree Replica
Artist / Workshop Termatree Nepalese artisans

Bodhisattva Sacred Statue

Replica material
Oxidized Copper Body
Replica size
19.3”/49cm (Height) x 9.4”/24cm (Base)
Craftsmanship
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