Vintage sculpture of a Tibetan lion. It is made of bronze, patina. There is an inscription on the base that this sculpture is a gift to the Ambassador of Belgium from the Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Nepal. Nepal, the end of the XX century.

This sculpture is a symbolic representation of Tibetan snow lions, known in the Buddhist tradition as Seng. Snow lions occupy a revered place in Buddhism, acting as protectors of the Buddha. It symbolizes the four fearlessness of the Buddha and the element of the earth. A faithful servant of Bodhisattvas transmits qualities such as courage, determination and cheerfulness to his owners.