Exquisite Ivory Buddhist Bodhisattva Sculpture

The “Intricate Ivory Buddhist Bodhisattva Sculpture” is a notable representation in East Asian Buddhist art, possibly originating from the Qing Dynasty, known for ivory carving.

The Qing Dynasty, from 1644 to 1912, was a peak period for ivory carving, marked by exquisite craftsmanship.

This sculpture depicts a multi-armed bodhisattva, symbolizing compassion and enlightenment.

Its remarkable detail and smooth finish are characteristic of Qing Dynasty ivory artistry.

Collectors highly value this piece for its beauty and cultural significance, offering insight into East Asian traditions during the Qing Dynasty.