• Joined hands of the kneeling bronze Buddha in Anjali Mudra
  • Anjali prayer gesture expressing reverence and devotion
  • Rare kneeling posture of the Burmese bronze Buddha
  • Calm facial expression of the kneeling devotional figure
  • Elongated ushnisha on the bronze Buddha
  • Finely cast monastic robes on the kneeling figure
  • Natural brown patina on the old bronze surface
  • 18th–19th-century Burmese Buddhist devotional figure
  • Palms joined at the chest in Anjali Mudra
  • Kneeling bronze Buddha from the Myanmar or Thai tradition
  • Complete kneeling Anjali Buddha sculpture, 21.7 cm high
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Buddhist Sculpture

18th–19th Century Burmese Bronze Kneeling Buddha in Anjali – 21.7 cm

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Object Details

Catalogue Note

Dimensions: H 21.7 × W 9 cm
Weight: approx. 1.7 kg
Material: Bronze with natural brown patina
Period: 18th–19th century
Origin: Myanmar / Thailand
Mudra: Anjali Mudra
Posture: Kneeling

Catalogue Note

This old bronze Buddha is shown in a rare kneeling posture, with both hands joined at the chest in Anjali Mudra. The gesture expresses reverence, greeting and spiritual humility.

A calm expression, elongated ushnisha and finely cast monastic robes define the figure. The naturally aged brown patina adds depth and records the devotional life of the bronze.

Iconography and Context

Anjali Mudra joins the hands before the chest as a gesture of reverence, greeting and spiritual humility. In a kneeling figure, the gesture creates an especially focused image of devotion.

Condition and Display

The bronze with natural brown patina surface shows the tonal variation, patina and raised-detail wear described in the catalogue note. The 11 photographs document the sculpture from multiple angles, including the reverse and base.