Standing Bodhisattva

Height: 110cm Width: 37cm

This is a statue of a standing figure carved from dark-colored stone, with a height of 110 cm and a width of 37 cm. The figure is depicted with a serene expression, eyes half-closed, and a subtle smile. The statue's hands appear to be held close to the body, possibly in a gesture of peace or teaching, though the left hand is partially missing. The figure is adorned with a simple, long-sleeved robe or skirt-like garment that is wrapped around the waist and extends to the ankles, with visible folds and patterns. The figure is also wearing a tall, cylindrical crown or headdress that is characteristic of royal or divine figures in Khmer art. This piece likely represents a Bodhisattva or another revered figure in the Buddhist pantheon, as evidenced by the headdress and tranquil expression. The overall style is reminiscent of the Baphuon or Angkor Wat periods of Khmer art. The statue is mounted on a modern black base.