deity statue antique khmer style bayon prajnaparamita statue goddess 54cm 23 Angkor frontal composition reflect a long

frontal composition reflect a long Southeast Asian tradition in which Buddhist imagery absorbed and reinterpreted earlier Khmer artistic forms

Upon his head he wears a decorative Thai style tiara in front of his Kirita-Makuta or tall conical crown

the linga and yoni represent the divine masculine and feminine principles—the eternal union of opposites that gives rise to all creation

in traditional pose

aged patina of malachite and azurite hues

deity statue antique khmer style bayon prajnaparamita statue goddess 54cm 23 Angkor frontal composition reflect a longAntique Khmer Style Bayon Prajnaparamita Statue Goddess 54cm 22" Measures (Height) 54cm 22" An antique Khmer style Prajnaparamita, devi or Goddess statue in the late 12th to early 13th century Bayon style. Prajnaparamita was greatly revered by the Khmer and was the only Buddhist Goddess praised in contemporary Khmer inscriptions. Perfect for those seeking both beauty and wisdom. Prajnaparamita is kneeling here in adoration pose. This pious kneeling