Crafted from patinated bronze, this elegant sculpture displays a dark finish with subtle golden highlights, emphasizing the intricate details of the traditional Ayutthaya-style royal attire.
Height: 68 cm
Width: 20 cm
Depth: 15 cm
Handcrafted in Chiang Mai, Northern Thailand, by master artisans specialized in sacred bronze casting inspired by royal Siamese art.
This statue represents a celestial deity or Apsara, standing gracefully on a raised pedestal symbolizing spiritual elevation.
Her serene face and open hands express benevolence and divine protection.
The finely detailed costume, adorned with floral and geometric motifs, reflects the refinement of Thai royal sculptures.
The tall, flame-shaped headdress evokes the connection between the earthly world and the celestial realm.
In Southeast Asian Buddhist and Hindu traditions, Apsaras or celestial deities are divine messengers and guardians of spiritual beauty.
They embody grace, dance, and universal harmony, and are often placed in temples to bring peace and prosperity.
This statue, with its graceful posture and gentle expression, recalls the masterpieces of the Ayutthaya period (14th–18th century) — the golden age of Siamese art.
Each piece is hand-cast, polished, and patinated using the traditional lost-wax technique.
This artisanal process ensures that every statue is unique, with delicate variations in texture and tone that give it soul and authenticity.
Ideal for a living room, entrance hall, or meditation space.
Harmonizes beautifully with wood, stone, or bamboo elements.
A symbol of protection, balance, and spiritual beauty, radiating serenity and grace in any environment.
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