MSK019

Vintage Golden Wood & Lacquer Burmese Goddess Statue – A Graceful Artifact from the 1960s

This golden wood and lacquer statue, purchased in Myanmar during the early 1960s, been in personal collection ever since, beautifully captures the elegance and spiritual essence of a Burmese goddess. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, it stands as a testament to the rich cultural heritage and artistry of Burma.

Key Features:

• Traditional Craftsmanship: Handcrafted from a golden wood and lacquer combination, this statue exudes timeless beauty, with intricate detailing and a serene pose that symbolizes grace and divinity.
• Movable Bracelets: The statue features two loose, movable bracelets on the arms, adding an enchanting and dynamic element to its design. These adornments enhance the authenticity and artistic value of the piece.
• Seamless Restoration: The left hand has been professionally reconnected at the elbow under one of the bracelets, with the repair skillfully concealed. From the front, the reconnection is completely unnoticeable, maintaining the statue’s aesthetic integrity.
  Condition: some small parts of the head decoration is missing.

Specifications:

• Measurements: Long 40cm x Wide 18cm x Deep 26cm
• Weight: 1.7kg
• Condition: Good, original condition with minor discoloration on the edges, consistent with its age and vintage appeal.

Why It’s Special:

This goddess statue is more than just a decorative item; it is a piece of history that embodies the spiritual and cultural traditions of Myanmar. Its graceful posture, combined with the artistry of golden wood and lacquer, makes it an exceptional collectible or a meaningful focal point in any space.

Bring the timeless elegance and spiritual depth of Burmese craftsmanship into your home with this vintage goddess statue, a true treasure from the 1960s.