Seated Male Deity Supporting a Vajra on His Finger
Seated Male Deity Supporting a Vajra on His Finger, a sculpture depicting a male deity sitting cross-legged on a lotus base, wearing a tall conical crown and a necklace; his left hand supports a vajra on the middle finger; his right hand is in front of his chest; the figure appears to be made of metal with a weathered appearance.
Artwork details
- Date:
- last quarter of 10th–first half of 11th century
- Medium:
- Bronze
- Culture:
- Indonesia (Java, Ngandjuk)
- Dimensions:
- 417 × 624 px
- Museum record:
- View original
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