Goddess
- Object :
- Goddess
- Art style :
- Lopburi Art
- Material :
- Bronze
- Size :
- 14.5 cm height
- Era age :
- approximately 17th - 18th Buddhist century
- Characteristics :
- This standing goddess has square-shaped face with wide forehead, connected eyebrows forming the shape of parenthesis, forward-facing eyes, and prominent nose. Her mouth slightly opens as straight line. She wears a cone crown with round top and a visor decorating as with petal design, as well as earrings, necklace, bangle, and bracelet. At the back of her head appears straight line drawing as same as hair. She wears no shirt but a stripped panung reaching to the shins with belt. The edge of panung is concaves downward to the navel. Both of her hands hold the lotuses in front of body. It is presumed that she is female god Pratchaya-Paramita.
- Current :
- ...
- History :
- found in Ban Ma-Ue, Thawat Buri District, Roi Et Province, given by Khun Wicha Trakunkarn
- Presented at :
- 2nd floor, Lopburi Room, Display Case 2/5, Roi Et National Museum, Roi Et
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