A BRONZE STANDING DAOIST FIGURE OF VIRUPAKSHA. MING DYNASTY (1368-1644)
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A BRONZE STANDING DAOIST FIGURE OF VIRUPAKSHA. MING DYNASTY (1368-1644)

P.O.A

The figure clad in full armour decorated with upside down beast head Epaulettes on the belly of the other side. Adorned with billowing scarves. His left hand holding a flaming pearl disc. The face with fierce expression. Intense eyes below furrowed brows. A broad nose, flaring moustache and beard, wearing a Ming official headwear. All on a stepped shaped base on bracket feet.

44cm high.

Provenance: Private Scottish collection. Acquired in Glasgow in the 1970’s.

SKU: A145

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