Burmese pagoda sacred object - 18th-19th century Buddhist niche type - touching the ground seal Buddha (cleaned version)

Buddha statues emerging from collapsed pagodas in Mandalay region, Myanmar. The shape of Buddha touching the ground and subduing demons. The year should be between the 18th and 19th centuries (the cultural relic dealers who brought it back to Taiwan think the year should be older...) But after handling cultural relics for many years...it's better to be conservative and underestimate it. This kind of Buddha statue belongs to Myanmar's special Buddhist niche shape. Tower-shaped Talong mantra beads can be placed under the Buddhist niche. Total height 7.7 cm. The exterior has been cleaned up. In Myanmar, the local area is cleared once when leaving the pagoda. Remove most of the hard, Cement -like clay on the Bronze . Cleaned up for the second time after returning to Taiwan. Brush away oxidized patina and casting carbon residue. However, there are still a few pieces of soil as hard as Cement and oxidized green embroidery inside the niche. Collectors should not think that this ugly and inconspicuous old Burmese Buddha statue is very cheap... Because this kind of thing cannot be taken out of Myanmar now... The large cultural relic dealer asked for 3,500. If I hadn't bought millions of goods before and after... Otherwise there will be no discount at all... 4000-114.01.12