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Ayutthaya-Style Bronze BuddhaCategory: Southeast Asian:Sculpture:Bronze, Pre 1980item #167330 |
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PO Box 2175 Branford, Connecticut 06405, USA (203) 208-0771 |
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| $675 | |
The contrast of the smooth, dark sheen of the face with the light, dusty grey of the hair is a compelling feature of this well cast bronze head. Cast in Thailand about 30 years ago, it is in a style that originated during the Ayutthaya Kingdom (1350-1757), characterized by the full serene face with delicate eyebrows, slightly flared nostrils and well defined lips with the hint of a smile. Tightly curled hair in small spirals covers the head and unisha. The removable filial is an unadorned lotus bud. It is mounted on a removable metal stand 8" wide by 9" deep, and is in excellent condition. Dimensions: height with base 20" (51 cm), height without base 17" (43 cm), width 8" (20 cm), depth 9" (23 cm). SEE MORE ITEMS IN OUR COLLECTION AT WWW.SILKROAD1.COM
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