Antique bronze Burmese Tara sculpture 1Antique bronze Burmese Tara sculpture 1 (early 1900's) The goddess Tara is holding a water jug in her left hand and and lotus flower in her right hand. The water jug represents the purity and compassion while the lotus flower represents enlightenment. Tara is seen as a bodhisattva who has attained enlightenment but has chosen to remain in this world to help others achieve liberation. Tara is a popular figure of worship in Burmese Buddhism, often

La Borne was the epicentre of a distinct art movement revolutionising the global expression of sculptural ceramics by putting clay and stoneware in the spotlight and highlighting its strength

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Buddhism and the Muslim religions within Java

Framed: framed W40cm x H50cm

Jörg Schmeisser (1942–2012) stood as an eminent figure in the world of printmaking

Material: Aged Brass

Region:   Central Anatolia

Jogja Galeri Yogyakarta

Blue White Stoneware  sculpture

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Region: Antep Province