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An exceptionally powerful and monumental altarpiece of the Bhumisparsha Buddha. Crafted during the renowned Rama V period, executed in the refined Sukhothai style with rare fire gilding.
| Period: | approx. 1900 – 1920 (Rama V) |
| Material: | Ormolu Bronze ($Au+Hg$ / Mercury Amalgam) |
| Dimensions: | H 54 cm | W 42 cm | 7.2 kg |
| Origin: | Private collection Netherlands (Residential custody > 60 years) |
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