Burmese pagoda sacred object - 18th-19th century Buddha seal - height 17.3 cm. Bottom width 7.8 cm

Buddha statues emerging from collapsed pagodas in Mandalay region, Myanmar. The shape of Buddha touching the ground and subduing demons. The year should be between the 18th and 19th centuries (the cultural relic dealers who brought it back to Taiwan think the year should be older...) But after handling cultural relics for many years... it is better to be conservative and underestimate it. The bottom of the Buddha statue is completely sealed with mud. Bronze alloy The overall height is 17.3 cm. The bottom width is 7.8 cm. The exterior has been cleaned twice. In Myanmar, the local area is cleared once when leaving the pagoda. Remove most of the hard, cement-like Cement on the Bronze . Cleaned up for the second time after returning to Taiwan. Currently, I have applied sesame oil to make offerings. ************************* Myanmar is a country that controls the export of cultural relics. It is prohibited to carry antiques and cultural relics out of the country. Metal cultural relics such as Buddha statues and Talong mantra beads are not allowed to be taken out of the country!!! Therefore, you can see and buy such cultural relics in Taiwan... It was brought back to Taiwan by cultural relic dealers through special channels.