Ritual monkey figure in gilded wood
€780,00
- Antique monkey sculpture in gilded wood, the eyes made of mica. Burma or Thailand, early 20th century.
- In Burmese culture, a seated monkey can symbolize obedience or contemplation. It is sometimes seen as a guardian or disciple, reflecting the qualities of vigilance and devotion.
- In Thailand, it is often associated with the stories of the Ramayana, particularly Hanuman, the monkey king, who symbolizes strength, courage and loyalty.
- In both cultures, this sculpture could be associated with patience and reflection, a form of representation of human nature inviting meditation and self-understanding.
- Provenance: Estate of Asian art dealer and collector Claude de Marteau
- H 33 cm x W 12 cm x D (overall) 28 cm
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