monk antique thai style bronze dvaravati devotee disciple of buddha statue 29cm 13 Koh Ker Significance of Hayagriva in Personal

Significance of Hayagriva in Personal Practice

Ganesha is enthroned on a large pedestal with a lotus leaf and flower motif on its top rim

The face is formed of a Sukhothai influenced oval and a highly ornate U Thong influenced band separates the hairline and forehead

The Buddha is seated on a bronze pedestal with a lotus leaf motif around the top

Male Statue - Antique Stone 8th Century Phnom Da Style Male Deity Torso (probably Vishnu) - 54cm / 22"

monk antique thai style bronze dvaravati devotee disciple of buddha statue 29cm 13 Koh Ker Significance of Hayagriva in PersonalAntique Thai Style Dvaravati Devotee Svali Disciple of Buddha Statue 26cm 10" Measurements H26cm 10" An antique Thai style Svali, Devotee or disciple of Buddha, stood with furled umbrella and walking staff. In Buddhism, Svali, is often regarded as the patron saint of good fortune and abundance. Known for his extraordinary karma, generosity, and luck, Svali is widely revered in Theravda Buddhism, especially in countries like Thailand, Sri Lanka,