A bronze sculpure of Sholau, late Qing dynasty.
The deity depicted standing holding the typical attributes of a peach and a staf. Height 17 cm.
There is a possible repair or damage to the left wrist/hand of the Sholau.
Provenance
Purchased at Bukowskis, Stockholm, auction 633, lot 942.
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