Crouching Nat. - Lot 333

Lot n° 333
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Crouching Nat. - Lot 333
Crouching Nat. Nats were intended to ward off evil spirits, and were placed at the entrances to temples or important residences. residences. He is represented here in a half-human, half-zoomorphic form, with a human head and the body of a lion. Singha, an important creature in the Buddhist pantheon symbolizing power. The head, with its smiling face surmounted by a large ushnisha signifying a high spiritual degree. Original and rare stoneware sculpture. Upper Burma - 18th century Height : 70 cm
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