| Item No. | H-8881 |
| Description | A Northern Wei dynasty stone stele depicting a seated Buddha with knotted hair, originally in the “Subdue the Elephant” pose, though the right arm is broken at the elbow. Hands and posture convey serene authority, flanked by two standing attendants behind stylized animal figures. A finely incised flame-pattern mandorla frames the scene. Slightly damaged. |
| Material | Limestone |
| Origin | China |
| Circa | Northern Wei 386-532 A.D. |
| Dimensions | 46H x 23W x 11.5D cm |
| Provenance | Bai Win Collection |
2,200,000NT$
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