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Antique Khmer Style Bronze Standing Temple Guardian or Lion - 28cm/11"
Measures (Height) 28cm/11"
A lovely antique Khmer style Temple Guardian or Lion figure, in the Angkor period, 10th century style of Banteay Srei.
The guardians of the gate, are placed around the outside of a temple to serve both as greeters and defenders, they were specifically intended to protect the principle entrances of temples.
The statue is cast in the round to show a strong body with an ornate coiffure with full lips and almond-shaped eyes with incised pupils beneath gently curving brows. The casting of the piece is beautiful as you can see in the fine details of the face. The detail is rendered perfectly.
The distinctive patina of the piece is also particularly delightful. This traditional in appearance pieces are sure to add serenity to your home, office or sacred space.
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