Parinirvana Buddha Sculpture

Add elements of Southeast Asian art to your interior and shop this Parinirvana Buddha sculpture for sale. Dated to the late 19th or early 20th century, this antique Thailand sculpture relates to the Mahayana Buddhist festival, marking the Buddha’s death, a release from the cycle of death and rebirth. Cast the lost wax casting method, this Southeast Asian bronze sculpture is patinated in a rich dark bronze hue, providing an old-worldly look that adds wisdom, peace, and tranquility to your space.

This antique bronze sculpture was acquired from a New York City dealer in Southwest Asian art and remained held in a private collection. It is a wonderfully articulate sculpture and a wonderful addition to one’s decorative artifacts, or for anyone that collects Thai sculpture, or Buddhist sculpture.