Refined Cambodian Buddha – Late Post-Khmer Period (ca. 1950s)
This exquisite Cambodian Buddha statue from the late Post-Khmer period (circa 1950s) is an embodiment of serenity and wisdom. Hand-carved from dark red hardwood, it features delicate gold leaf traces, giving it a distinguished and timeless presence.
Symbolism & Craftsmanship
🔸 Vitarka Mudra (Teaching Gesture) – The raised hand symbolizes the transmission of knowledge and Buddhist teachings, guiding followers on the path to enlightenment.
🔸 Post-Khmer Elegance – The refined facial expression, intricate curls, and serene posture reflect the classical artistic heritage of Cambodia.
🔸 Authentic Aging & Gold Traces – The natural patina and worn gold leaf highlight its historical depth and spiritual significance.
A must-have for collectors and spiritual art lovers!