Bagan, Myanmar Relic - Bronze Buddha with 11-Line Pyu Bead Necklace (58 cm length)

From the Bagan region in Mandalay Province, Myanmar. A bronze Buddha in the earth-touching gesture, unearthed from a collapsed stupa. The estimated age is before the 16th century... Sculptures in a similar style. Upon reviewing international websites, some introduce them as 14th century. However, with years of experience handling artifacts, it's better to be conservatively conservative with the estimate. These small-sized Buddha figures. Unassuming yet remarkably ancient. Historically, stupas were often filled with 108 statues. Thus, a considerable number were found when excavated. The three-dimensional sculpture carries a distinct style reminiscent of Tibetan sky bronze and iron. Paired with 2 ancient 11-line Pyu beads. Strung onto a 58 cm stainless steel chain. This piece serves as a personal amulet that can be worn daily. Religious artifacts inherently carry blessings. Possessing a unique energetic field. It can also be placed in the home, car... Serving as an excellent protective and pacifying relic... Made of brass alloy. Soil residue is intact. The exterior has undergone specialized cleaning and polishing. ************************* Myanmar is a country that strictly controls artifact exports. Antique relics are prohibited from being carried out of the country. Metal artifacts such as Buddha statues and Daron mantra beads... Are not permitted to leave the borders!!! 6500-113.10.08