lakshmi statue antique khmer style baphuon lakshmi statue devi consort of vishnu 69cm 29 Lingnum signalled by the third eye

signalled by the third eye on his forehead

A conical three tier chignon-cover surmounts the head and is surrounded by a diadem tied in the back with a bow knot

In his hands he holds alms bowl representing his charity and compassion

The Buddha is identified as Maitreya by the tiny Stupa set in the front of the jatamukuta (crown of hair)

The casting quality is exceptional: fingers

lakshmi statue antique khmer style baphuon lakshmi statue devi consort of vishnu 69cm 29 Lingnum signalled by the third eyeAntique Khmer Style Angkor Wat Lakshmi Statue Devi Consort of Vishnu 56cm 22" Measures (Height) 56cm 22" Antique Khmer style Lakshmi, devi or Goddess statue demonstrating elements of both the 12th century Angkor Wat style and earlier Baphuon style. Lakshmi is the Hindu goddess of wealth, prosperity (both material and spiritual), light, wisdom, fortune, fertility, generosity and courage. The embodiment of beauty, grace and charm. Also called