This specific posture depicts the Buddha in his final moments on earth, entering Parinirvana (the state of eternal peace and release from the cycle of rebirth).

Explaining it this way shows that the calm isn't just physical sleep; it represents the ultimate liberation from all suffering and desire.

Late 19C Wood Thai Lanna Buddha #BB459

EVALUATION APPRAISAL: A profound, heavy stillness." It evokes a sense of peace that is deeply grounded, much like the heavy wood it is carved from.

The way the head rests gracefully on the hand suggests comfort, ease,

and a total lack of tension.

"Looking at this reclining Buddha brings an immediate sense of stillness. It captures the moment of 'Parinirvana' the ultimate, unshakeable peace. Every smooth line of the sculpture seems to invite the mind to completely let go of stress"

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DESCRIPTION:Buddha reclining on his right side with his head supported (Parinibbana).

Usually interpreted as the Buddha creating the illusion of being a giant or giving his last sermon before death

PERIOD: Early 19th century
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: Lanna , Thailand
CONSTRUCTION: Wood
RARITY AND CONDITION:Extremely rare, good condition, some possible cleaning / restoration,expected day to day wear (see photos)

HEIGHT IN INCHES: 24" (61cm)
LONG IN INCHES:60" (154cm)
WEIGHT IN KILOS: Over 45klg.
PROVENANCE: Acquired from a Thai collector

The Soft, Flowing Lines: Notice how the robes and the contours of the body flow smoothly without sharp, aggressive angles. This creates a visual rhythm that relaxes the eyes.

Price: US$12,000.00