Japanese Bronze Of The Great Buddha At Kamakura

Japanese Bronze Of The Great Buddha At Kamakura.

As part of our Japanese works of art collection we are delighted to offer this Meiji Period 1868-1912, finely rendered bronze study of the great Buddha at the Kotoku-in at Kamakura, a most enchanting okimono of this iconic statue simply robed and sat cross legged with its hands in its lap in quiet contemplation. A seal to the reverse reads Kiyomitsu Saku and refers to the Meiji Period artist, a most serene and captivating Japanese bronze that would bring a sense of peace and tranquility into your home.

Literature : 

The great bronze Buddha of Kamakura, which replaced the original wooden Buddha in the 13th century is now deemed a Japanese national treasure, it apparently weighs approx 121 tonnes and stands 48 feet high, whilst it is clearly sat in the grounds of a Buddhist temple in the Kanagawa Perfecture, it is widely known as the Buddha that welcomes all people, the inclusive Buddha.

Condition report : 

Fine condition throughout.

Approximate Sizes : 

Height : 9 1/2″  24 cm.

Width :  8″         20 cm.

Depth : 6 3/4″   17 cm.

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Condition report