Description

This very old collectible bronze Amitayus has actual gold on it. The bronze tarnish is genuine from the passing of time. It measures 3.5 inches tall. It is rare and beautiful most likely made in the 1600-1700’s.

Amitayus statues are revered Tibetan and Chinese Buddhist sculptures depicting the Buddha of “Infinite Life.” Often crafted as gilt-bronze (gold-covered) figures from the 15th-19th centuries, these pieces showcase Amitayus in meditation, holding a long-life vase. They are popular, highly symbolic figures representing longevity and merit.

Key Features of Bronze Amitayus Sculptures
Deity Form: Amitayus is typically depicted seated in a meditative posture (vajrasana) on a double-lotus base.
Long-Life Vase: He holds a vase (kalasha) containing the nectar of immortality and the tree of life, signifying his role in longevity and healing.
Iconography: Often adorned with a crown, intricate jewelry, flowing silk scarves, and sometimes inlaid with turquoise or other stones.
Material: Many high-value examples are parcel-gilt or gilt-bronze (gilded copper alloy).

Return Policy:
All returns are subject to a 20% restocking fee if the item is returned in the same condition in which it was received. If the item shows signs of wear, damage, or alteration, an additional fee may apply at the seller’s discretion. Please note: vintage and antique items are non-returnable unless they have been grossly misrepresented by the seller.

Please note: Vintage and antique items are non-returnable unless they have been grossly misrepresented by the seller.