Sandbanks Antiques has dated this Burmese Marble Buddha Statue to the 19th Century.
1880–1900) of Myanmar (Burma).

This significant piece depicts the Buddha in the Mahaparinirvana pose—his final moments of earthly existence before entering Nirvana. Carved from a single, solid block white marble, this is a heavy, substantial temple-grade artifact that embodies the serene aesthetic of late 19th-century Burmese art.

Artistry & Style
The Pose: The Buddha is shown reclining on his right side, head supported by a high bolster. The posture is balanced and graceful, characteristic of authentic temple commissions.
Facial Features: He features the classic Mandalay style—a youthful, calm countenance with a broad forehead, downcast eyes, and a serene, meditative smile.

Robes & Detailing: The sanghati (robe) is carved with intricate, flowing pleats and a distinctive "V-neck" fold.
Material: Carved from high-density, slightly translucent white marble. The stone has developed a beautiful, authentic grey-yellow patina consistent with over a century of age and temple use.

Condition & Provenance
Dimensions: Approximately 49 cm in length.
Weight: Extremely heavy; solid stone throughout.
Condition: Excellent antique condition. It retains original hand-painted black pigment on the eyes. No major chips or repairs are visible, preserving its historical integrity.

Historical Note: The size and weight suggest this was likely a central shrine piece from a local temple or a significant family altar.
Shipping & Handling
Due to the extreme weight and fragile nature of the marble collection is preferred.
This piece can be professionally packed to ensure safe arrival, shipping charges apply
Sandbanks Antiques has dated this Burmese Marble Buddha Statue to the 19th Century.
Specialising in antique silver, gold boxes, gold coins and objects de vertu. Rare fine-quality imperial chinese porcelain, jades, cloisonné
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