◉ Thank you for viewing. Grateful for your patronage! Please read the "Profile" before purchasing. ♦️ Limited-time price reduction from 10/9 to 10/13 ¥18,500 ➡︎ ¥13,500 ➡︎ ¥12,600 ※※※ ⭕️ Important notes for transactions ＊ Prices will fluctuate depending on market prices, appraisals, and evaluations. ＊ Please provide your desired price when making a price negotiation request. ＊ We will accept price reductions within a reasonable range. ※※※ ◉ Product Description: "Unified Silla ~ Goryeo Period Korean Art, Joseon Dynasty" The item for sale is a "Namu Gwanse Eum Bosal (Avalokiteshvara Bodhisattva)" from the Three Kingdoms period of Korea. This is a Kannon statue that was carefully enshrined in a temple. ※ Height: Approximately 47cm ※ Weight: Approximately 2.5kg ● Buddhist statues of the Tang Dynasty in China Silla Buddhism was strongly influenced by Chinese Buddhism, especially in the 8th century, when the styles of Buddhist statues from the Tang Dynasty in China were introduced. This statue well represents the characteristics of Silla Buddhas from the late 9th century. ● Silla Buddha The flat face and the expression of the clothing closely adhering to the thighs are one of the styles seen in gilt-bronze statues from the late Unified Silla period. ● Three Kingdoms Period of Korea The Three Kingdoms period in Korean history was a period in which Goguryeo, Baekje, and Silla stood as three separate kingdoms on the Korean Peninsula and Manchuria. In Japanese history, it refers to approximately the 4th century to the 7th century. In South Korea, it refers to the 1st century BC to the 7th century AD. ● Korean Buddhism The introduction of Buddhism to the Korean Peninsula began in the late 4th century during the Wei and Jin Dynasties... It originated in India, the birthplace of Buddhism, and spread to China, the Korean Peninsula, and Japan. On the Korean Peninsula, it spread to the Three Kingdoms of Goguryeo, Baekje, and Silla. Buddhism was brought to Goguryeo and Silla by the Hu monk Ado. ※ Requests ● Product evaluation and price There is no fixed price for old items with history, and the acquisition routes and prices vary. The value of an item differs from person to person. We set the price based on the acquisition price, market value, and condition. Please... Do not ignore or disregard responses to comments. Subject: Buddhist statues/Shinto statues Material: Old bronze