Two Burmese lead-bronze votive plaques, Tai Yai (Shan States), 17th century, finely detailed depicting Buddha seated on a high throne with right hand lowered in bhumisparsimudra (the gesture of summoning the earth to witness), the larger with a nimbus of linked dragons and the reverse with entwined nagas, the smaller with a nimbus of a Bodhi tree and the reverse with a stupa, 10cm and 9.5cm high Provenance: Private German collection Note: These plaques would probably have been deposited by believers within a stupa. 品相報告 Condition Report: Some small losses and slight splits - general wear of surface and material commensurate with age. Please refer to department photos. Please contact the department for additional condition images.