copy of antique thai style sukhothai bronze protection walking buddha statue 149cm 60 Stone Ganesha To the rear the Sampot

To the rear the Sampot is fastened in the post-Angkor Wat style

The significance of the Bhumisparsa mudra lies in its association with the pivotal moment in the Buddha's life known as the Great Enlightenment

Dvaravati style Buddha statues encapsulate this cultural confluence

Both are intended to evoke the power of the period and share the vocabulary of the central Cambodian Prei Kmeng style of the second half of the seventh century

copy of antique thai style sukhothai bronze protection walking buddha statue 149cm 60 Stone Ganesha To the rear the SampotAntique Thai Style Chiang Rung Large Bronze Protection Walking Buddha Statue 150cm 60" Measures (Height) 150cm 60" A large antique Thai style Walking Buddha from Thailand, in the Chiang Rung style. The Buddha is depicted walking after his enlightenment on a circular lotus base. The lotus flower represents purity, compassion and the giving of great joy to all. The large flaming ushnisha protuberance on top of his head, typical of the Chiang Rung