Buddha with Child in Ceramic, 20th Century

Name: Buddha with Child in Ceramic, 20th Century
Brand: El Rincón de Viriato
SKU: cmocir5lu001704jun0qoulwx
Price: 200 EUR
Availability: InStock

Decorative Objects · 20th Century

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20th century ceramic figure representing a Buddha holding a child. The sculpture shows intricate details in the clothing and facial expressions. The ceramic features a glazed finish that highlights the characteristics of the design. The base is decorated with floral motifs. The piece is well preserved with minor wear appropriate to its age.

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Decorative object for a living room

Collection piece for enthusiasts of Asian art

Centerpiece on a shelf

Decoration for a meditation studio

Century: 20th Century
Origin: China
Material: Ceramic
Condition: Minor signs of use
Dimensions: 31 cm × 17 cm × 13 cm
Listed on: 24 April 2026

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