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set of 2 Chinthe Guardian Lions, around 19th century, Myanmar
set of 2 Chinthe Guardian Lions, around 19th century, Myanmar
- Country: Myanmar (former Burma)
- Period: around 19th century
- Culture: Mandalay style
- Material: wood, lacquer, glass inlays and gold leave
- Size: 17.5+18.5 x 7.5 x 11 cm
A powerful representation of the mythical Chinthe, the traditional guardian of Burmese Buddhist sacred spaces. Its imposing posture and stylized features embody strength, protection and spiritual guardianship.
The Chinthe is the traditional Burmese mythical lion and serves as a powerful guardian figure, commonly placed at the entrances of Buddhist temples, monasteries and pagodas. It symbolizes strength, protection and the warding off of evil spirits.
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set of 2 Chinthe Guardian Lions, around 19th century, Myanmar