Mid to Late Edo Period Japanese Stone Jizo Bosatsu Statue BT254
Beschreibung
This is an antique Japanese stone statue, likely Jizo Bosatsu (Bodhisattva), believed to date from the mid to late Edo period, possibly the 18th century. It is crafted from sandstone or tuffaceous sandstone.
The statue is carved in high relief on a slab-like natural stone. It depicts a standing figure with hands joined near the chest, appearing to hold an object or attribute. The back of the stone is roughly flattened by hand. It is a relatively compact size, originally created as a roadside or village boundary folk deity.
Height: 33.0 cm / 12.99 in
Width: 17.0 cm / 6.69 in
Depth: 19.0 cm / 7.48 in
Weight: 8600 g / 18.95 lbs
The statue is in antique condition, showing significant signs of aging and weathering from long-term outdoor exposure. The carved details, such as the face and clothing folds, are heavily worn and smoothed over time. There are natural chips, surface scratches, and discoloration inherent to the stone material.
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