Thai Buddha
Antique Thai bronze Buddha (Dhyana Mudra), late 19th c. Solid-cast bronze, authentic patina; UV/microscopy evidence. Price €1,050.
https://www.1stbuddha.com/en/shop/antique-bronze-buddha-in-dhyana-mudra-thailand-ca-1850-1900.html

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Thai Buddha
Antique Thai bronze Buddha (Dhyana Mudra), late 19th c. Solid-cast bronze, authentic patina; UV/microscopy evidence. Price €1,050.
https://www.1stbuddha.com/en/shop/antique-bronze-buddha-in-dhyana-mudra-thailand-ca-1850-1900.html
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