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This is a beautiful late 18/19th-century Sino-Tibetan Buddhist sculpture of Amateyus. There were a large number of these made during the Chen Lung Period (mostly in the 1770s and 1780s) that were given out as gifts on the occasion of the emperor's birthday or his mother's birthday.
The emperor gave out 10,000 of these statues on Several of his auspicious birthdays. Over the ensuing decades there were numerous others made-not as copies or fakes, but to honor the emperor And to be creating something desirable at the time. This one is beautiful, though it does not have the Deep casting of the original group. it is far better than the majority of other examples of its type as it has a beautiful face, high-quality lacquer oh, and an overall beautiful presentation.
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