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This Buddha statue is made of refined copper, sitting cross legged, with hair tied in a bun, curved eyebrows and fine eyes, drooping eyes and ears. The face is round and plump, and the heavenly court is full. It is a typical example of the Han Dynasty's opening ceremony, compatible with harmony and harmony, showcasing the solemnity of Buddhism in tranquility and tranquility. The figure is upright and full, dressed in a shoulder length robe and monk's skirt. The clothing pattern is processed using Han style realistic techniques, folded and folded, with a strong texture, and the natural ups and downs and changes of the body are clearly visible. The overall shape of the Buddha statue is beautiful, with full and soft lines, a handmade back cover, sufficient copper material, and a thick texture. The original appearance retains some of the handmade lacquer gold style, reflecting a high level of craftsmanship and aesthetic expertise. It is a rare collection that showcases a long history.