This sandstone head of the Buddha, carved in Cambodia during the late twelfth or early thirteenth century, captures a quiet moment of inward reflection. Its softly rounded features, and faint smile belong to a distinctive artistic language.
Carved c. 1200 CE, this sandstone head from Cambodia’s Preah Khan crowns a deva with a lotus tiara.
Cast during the Angkor period (9th–15th centuries), this bronze piece shows a multiheaded naga.
Cast around the 12th century, this bronze figure from Cambodia seats a meditating Buddha under a multi-headed naga hood.
