12th-century Nepali Manjushri statue sells for Rs 166 crore, a Himalayan art record
A 12th-century bronze Manjushri sculpture from Nepal has sold for roughly ₹166 crore. The work highlights the skill of Newar artisans from the Kathmandu Valley. Its path through several private and public collections underscores its historical and cultural importance. Newar craftsmanship also shaped Buddhist art across Tibet and wider Asia. The sale marks a record for Himalayan art.
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