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Vishnu Statue - Antique Thai Style Seated Bronze Vishnu Statue - 23cm/9"
Measures (Height) 23cm/9"
An antique Thai style bronze Vishnu statue. The Vishnu is seated, in the vajra position with his right leg is panhandle, on a simple pedestal and clad in a long, decorated sampot.
His neck, body and arms are glad in jewels. The face with narrow features surmounted by a cylindrical headdress. These represents purity, compassion and the giving of great joy to all.
Here Vishnu, as the protector and preserver, is holding a hoe or rake in his hand.
His softly contoured face with indigenous characteristic has a serene downcast expression, with heavy-lidded eyes, arched eyebrows carved in relief meet in the middle above a well-shaped broad nose, and narrow lips with a serene smile are beauty lines upon the neck.
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The story of Ganesha in Cambodia is one of cultural fusion and enduring reverence.
From the grand temples of the Khmer Empire to the modern shrines in urban centers, Ganesha’s presence reflects Cambodia’s rich history of religious syncretism and artistic achievement.