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Posted By: Anita Mui Posted Date: Sep 05, 2007 (12:29 PM) |
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Message Dear Jennifer The picture is too dark and too small. I saw an antelope's head on the left of the body, the one god that wears antelope skin is Hindu god named Shiva. I think this statue is Shiva in a form of "Vinadhara" (translated "Veena Player"), the Lord of Music. It's certainly Thai art, but not authentic. The over all look is of Sukhothai school (AD 1238-1438), but the necklace is of Ayutthaya School(AD 1350 to 1767), and the gesture is of Srivichai school (AD857 - 1457) ??? mix culture is called a re-production. I have never seen this kind of brown stone, if it is copper work, it never have that big. I do not exactly under stand your question, you mean that:- (1) this piece is made of resin and where to buy, just like that? (2)You took picture from private gallery and ask for a replica made of plastic? Thanks Anita Mui Post a Response |
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