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Tri Tirthankara Jain Statue
Tri Tirthankara Jain Statue Price: $5,399.00
Shipping: $79.00

Dimensions: 20"H

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This bronze metal sculpture is of a Tirthankara, a Jain savior, who sits in the center with two more Tirthankaras standing in meditation on either side of the main figure, thus making a group of three Tirthankaras, known as a Tri-Tirthankara image.  On two ends of the pedestal are figures of a Yaksha and a Yakshi.  The central Tirthankara sits on an embroidered cushion placed on a simhasana (lion throne) whose centre has the dharmachakra, or the wheel of law, flanked by two deer.  The lion throne, the textile cover or carpet on it and the cushion all have beautiful designs.  On top of the pedestal, below the Yakshi and Yaksha, are eight heads which symbolize the eight planets.  This beautiful composition dates from circa 650 AD. and is typical of the Western School from the seventh century onwards whose examples have been discovered in Gujarat and Rajasthan.

This piece is the embodiment of all that was beautiful about the work of the artists of the Pala period.  It is a stunning work of balance and proportion.  There is so much detail and beauty in the piece that you find your eye wandering over the piece taking in all the stunning details it has to offer.

Made of Bangladeshi Bronze cast using the Lost Wax method.

Sculpture weighs 32 pounds.

This product will be shipped directly from the manufacturer. Please note the special requirements and restrictions below:

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  • This product ships to continental US states only.

  • This product ships separately from the other items in your order.

  • Express shipping is not available for this product. 

  • Allow up to 2 weeks for delivery.


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