Late 19th Century Burmese Bronze Buddha: Mandalay Style Artifact set near traditional pavilions or

set near traditional pavilions or temple architectural elements and floral arrays

and other geometric patterns

and features all of the unique characteristics of the Japanese art of Raku pottery

While primarily used by young boys for hunting small game like birds and fruit bats (a delicacy in Baule culture)

The piece is in fine display condition (as noted in the photos)

Late 19th Century Burmese Bronze Buddha: Mandalay Style Artifact set near traditional pavilions orTraveling Man Treasures is selling this bronze Burmese Mandalay style seated Buddha statue, likely dating from the late 19th century. The piece is in fair antique condition with damage around the hair head, and a deep, consistent patina. The Buddha sits in the full lotus position atop a low, stylized platform; his right hand is lowered touching the ground, representing the Bhumisparsha mudra (the "Earth Witness" gesture) while the articulating left