from RUBIN MUSEUM - China Yongle period (1403–1424)
Pensive Bodhisattva Avalokiteshvara
Technique
Lost-Wax Craftmanship
Material
24K Gold Gilded on Copper
Artists
Nucche Raj Sakya Patan, Nepal
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from RUBIN MUSEUM - China Yongle period (1403–1424)
Lost-Wax Craftmanship
24K Gold Gilded on Copper
Nucche Raj Sakya Patan, Nepal
from RUBIN MUSEUM - Nepal CA. 16th–17th century
Lost-Wax Craftmanship
Oxidized Copper, Gemstones
Raj Sakya, Patan
FROM National Museum of Korea, Seoul - early 7th century (Three Kingdoms Period)
Lost-Wax Craftmanship
Oxidized Copper
Niraj Lamz
From Los Angeles County Museum of Art - circa 8th century (India, Madhya Pradesh, Sirpur)
Lost-Wax Craftmanship
Oxidized Copper, Coral & Turqoise Gemstones
Wax Artist - Mr. Manish shakya Carvings - Mr Hari Bhakta Maharjan Gold Gilding - Bijay Kumar Shrestha
From Norton Simon Museum - c. 1600-1650 (Nepal)
Lost-Wax Craftmanship
24K Gold Gilding, Copper, Acrylic Paitings, Turqiouse Gemstones
Anupa Rai
FROM RUBIN MUSEUM - late 18th - early 19th century (Mongolia)
Lost-Wax Casting
Oxidized Copper
Balram Sakya
From National Museum of Indonesia - circa 13th century (East Java)
Lost-Wax Craftmanship
24K Gold Gilded, Copper, Handcarved Gemstones
Sushant Khadka