Dimensions: Height 22 cm ; Wide 16 cm ; Depth 16 cm

Weight: 1887,9 grams

The finely cast bronze figure depicts Padmapani Lokeshvara, the bodhisattva of compassion, seated in the posture of lalitasana on a lotus base, with one leg elegantly pendant. The figure is portrayed adorned with intricate jewelry, including elaborate necklaces, armbands, and anklets. A magnificent crown frames the serene face, exuding compassion and tranquillity, while finely carved hair cascades behind the shoulders.

The bodhisattva’s left hand holds a blooming lotus (padma), symbolic of purity and spiritual awakening, with the flower emerging gracefully at the shoulder. The right hand is positioned in varada mudra, the gesture of compassion. The body is further embellished with incised details and subtle gilding.

The proportions and posture demonstrate exceptional craftsmanship characteristic of the Nepalese art, highlighting harmonious balance, fluidity, and refined detailing.

Such depictions of Padmapani Lokeshvara are central to Mahayana Buddhist traditions, symbolizing benevolence and the promise of enlightenment.