黄铜上师

“A brass guru figure, possibly from the late Qing dynasty or early 20th century, though its exact age remains to be verified by experts. The statue stands 12 centimeters tall and weighs approximately 340 grams, comfortable to handle. The guru is depicted seated in a meditative pose on a single-layered lotus, holding a brass ritual object. The headgear is adorned with floral and leaf patterns, topped with a feather-like crest. The figure features high cheekbones and deep-set eyes, characteristic of the Northwestern Himalayan ethnicity, and has a joyful expression. The robe’s texture is thick and tangible, and there are traces of over a century of ritual use and offering, suggesting it was revered in a high place. The sense of sacredness is palpable.”