A Sino-Tibetan gilt-bronze seated figure of Tsong Ka Pa, Qing Dynasty, 19th century, seated on a rectangular base with legs crossed in dhyanasana, one hand held in vitarka mudra and the other in dhyana mudra, the face with eyes downcast providing a benevolent expression, wearing the characteristic pointed hat with long flaps covering the ears, falling onto each side of the shoulder, dressed in a voluminous robe wrapped across one shoulder partially covering the inner-robe tied at the waist, 11.5cm high 清19世纪 铜鎏金宗喀巴像 Condition Report: some wear to surface hole on left side where lotus flower was once attached base plate with corner section missing hole in upturned palm where once something was attached Condition Report Disclaimer