15th century, Tibet, Tsang province, Shakyamuni, metal (brass) with copper and silver inlay, private collection, photo on HAR
From a corpus of non-gilt brass works made during the 15th and 16th century in a Tsang province workshop, depicting the historical buddha in the traditional ‘calling Earth to witness’ pose, with a small vajra sceptre before him to recall the place where he reached enlightenment.
Unlabelled (15th or 16th century, Tibet, Tsang province, brass with silver and copper-inlaid eyes), Shakyamuni, private collection, photo on HAR
A similar work with the inner layer of the sanghati pleated under the breast and the border of the garment embroidered with a floral design. The eyes are semi-closed and the smile is wider.
15th-16th century, Tibet, Shakyamuni, brass, private collection, photo on Bonhams.
This one has rather slanted eyes and mouth. On all of them the shape of the hair bun and the style of the lotus base is the same.
Himalayan Buddhist Art - Art Bouddhiste de l'Himalaya 