Old marble Monk. Burma

This sculpture of an ancient monk from the 18th century, made of white marble, is a representation marked by serenity and contemplation. The monk is kneeling, a traditional posture symbolizing humility and devotion. His hands joined in front of him, in prayer or meditation, reinforce the image of a deeply spiritual person connected to his faith.

The white marble, of dazzling purity, gives the statue an aura of sacredness and calm. The features of the monk's face are sculpted with great finesse, expressing both wisdom and inner peace. His eyes are slightly lowered, as if immersed in deep meditation, while a slight smile, imbued with benevolence, softens his expression.

The monk's robe, simple but elegant, falls in delicate folds that accentuate the fluidity and grace of the sculpture. Each fold of the garment is finely detailed, highlighting the craftsman's know-how and the quality of the work. The contrast between the pure whiteness of the marble and the shadows created by the folds gives depth to the statue.

This sculpture rests on a bronze-colored base, which serves as both a solid base and a visual contrast to the clarity of the marble. The base, in an aged bronze hue, can be decorated with simple patterns or kept plain, allowing the monk statue to capture all the attention. This bronze base adds a sense of stability and grounding, reinforcing the idea that this monk is a timeless figure, an eternal spiritual guide.

The entire sculpture exudes an impression of peace, contemplation, and wisdom, typical of 18th-century religious art.
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Dimensions: 45x32x72cm

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