Kingdom of Siam, 16th - 17th century, Northern School, Small bronze Buddha head

Kingdom of Siam, 16th - 17th century, Northern School, Small bronze Buddha head
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Ancient Kingdom of Siam (present-day Thailand)
Northern School
16th-17th century


°°° Price can be reasonably negotiated °°°

Small Buddha head with excavated patina. The face, imbued with great serenity, is characterized by eyebrows with a finely-worked curve in slight relief, meeting above a blunt nose. Almond-shaped eyes with wide, half-open lids express a deep interiority. The mouth, with its full lips, reveals a pronounced smile, while the ears, with their distended lobes, symbolize the royal origin of the historical Buddha. The head is covered in small picots, with a thin band defining the hairline. The usnisa (cranial protuberance), reminiscent of a chignon in the early Buddhist era, is topped here by a high rasmi in the shape of a lotus bud.

Bronze
10 cm excluding stand
Visible wear and tear
Private collection

Ref: EQ8C0XMHVX

Style Asian Arts (Bronze sculptures of Asian Arts Style)
Period 17th century (Bronze sculptures 17th century)
Country of origin Thailand
Shipping Time Ready to ship in 2-3 Business Days
Location 38090, Villefontaine, France
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