Fragmento de cabeza de Buda de arenisca jemer | Periodo de Angkor | Camboya | Siglo XII

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Khmer sandstone head fragment from the Angkor Period, 12th century Cambodia, depicting a serene deity or Buddha with downcast eyes and soft expression, mounted on a wooden display base, photographed on a white background.
Khmer Sandstone Buddha Head Fragment from 12th-Century Angkor Period Cambodia – ancient Southeast Asian sculpture showing serene facial features and weathered sandstone surface, displayed on wooden base – Relic and Rarity.
Khmer sandstone head fragment from the Angkor Period, 12th century Cambodia, depicting a serene deity or Buddha with downcast eyes and soft expression, mounted on a wooden display base, photographed on a white background.
Frontal view of Khmer Sandstone Buddha Head Fragment from 12th-Century Angkor Period Cambodia, mounted on wooden display base – ancient Southeast Asian Buddhist sculpture – Relic and Rarity.
Right-side angled view of Khmer Sandstone Buddha Head Fragment from 12th-Century Angkor Period Cambodia, showing serene facial features and detailed carving on sandstone, mounted on wooden base – Relic and Rarity.
Right-side angled view of Khmer Sandstone Buddha Head Fragment from 12th-Century Angkor Period Cambodia, showing serene facial features and detailed carving on sandstone, mounted on wooden base – Relic and Rarity.
Rear angled view of Khmer Sandstone Buddha Head Fragment from 12th-Century Angkor Period Cambodia, showing detailed hair texture and sandstone weathering, mounted on wooden base – Relic and Rarity.
Rear angled view of Khmer Sandstone Buddha Head Fragment from 12th-Century Angkor Period Cambodia, showing detailed hair texture and sandstone weathering, mounted on wooden base – Relic and Rarity.
Left-rear angled view of Khmer Sandstone Buddha Head Fragment from 12th-Century Angkor Period Cambodia, highlighting textured hair pattern and aged sandstone patina, mounted on wooden base – Relic and Rarity.
Left-side angled view of Khmer Sandstone Buddha Head Fragment from 12th-Century Angkor Period Cambodia, highlighting textured hair pattern and aged sandstone patina, mounted on wooden base – Relic and Rarity.
Frontal view of Khmer Sandstone Buddha Head Fragment from 12th-Century Angkor Period Cambodia, depicting serene facial expression and fine sandstone detail on wooden display base – Relic and Rarity.
Top-down view of Khmer Sandstone Buddha Head Fragment from 12th-Century Angkor Period Cambodia, showing weathered crown surface and natural sandstone texture on wooden display base – Relic and Rarity.
Video showcasing Angkor temple architecture symbolizing the Khmer Sandstone Buddha Head Fragment’s origin, exploring 12th-Century Cambodian Angkor Period heritage and craftsmanship – Relic and Rarity.
  • Khmer sandstone head fragment from the Angkor Period, 12th century Cambodia, depicting a serene deity or Buddha with downcast eyes and soft expression, mounted on a wooden display base, photographed on a white background.
  • Khmer Sandstone Buddha Head Fragment from 12th-Century Angkor Period Cambodia – ancient Southeast Asian sculpture showing serene facial features and weathered sandstone surface, displayed on wooden base – Relic and Rarity.
  • Khmer sandstone head fragment from the Angkor Period, 12th century Cambodia, depicting a serene deity or Buddha with downcast eyes and soft expression, mounted on a wooden display base, photographed on a white background.
  • Frontal view of Khmer Sandstone Buddha Head Fragment from 12th-Century Angkor Period Cambodia, mounted on wooden display base – ancient Southeast Asian Buddhist sculpture – Relic and Rarity.
  • Right-side angled view of Khmer Sandstone Buddha Head Fragment from 12th-Century Angkor Period Cambodia, showing serene facial features and detailed carving on sandstone, mounted on wooden base – Relic and Rarity.
  • Right-side angled view of Khmer Sandstone Buddha Head Fragment from 12th-Century Angkor Period Cambodia, showing serene facial features and detailed carving on sandstone, mounted on wooden base – Relic and Rarity.
  • Rear angled view of Khmer Sandstone Buddha Head Fragment from 12th-Century Angkor Period Cambodia, showing detailed hair texture and sandstone weathering, mounted on wooden base – Relic and Rarity.
  • Rear angled view of Khmer Sandstone Buddha Head Fragment from 12th-Century Angkor Period Cambodia, showing detailed hair texture and sandstone weathering, mounted on wooden base – Relic and Rarity.
  • Left-rear angled view of Khmer Sandstone Buddha Head Fragment from 12th-Century Angkor Period Cambodia, highlighting textured hair pattern and aged sandstone patina, mounted on wooden base – Relic and Rarity.
  • Left-side angled view of Khmer Sandstone Buddha Head Fragment from 12th-Century Angkor Period Cambodia, highlighting textured hair pattern and aged sandstone patina, mounted on wooden base – Relic and Rarity.
  • Frontal view of Khmer Sandstone Buddha Head Fragment from 12th-Century Angkor Period Cambodia, depicting serene facial expression and fine sandstone detail on wooden display base – Relic and Rarity.
  • Top-down view of Khmer Sandstone Buddha Head Fragment from 12th-Century Angkor Period Cambodia, showing weathered crown surface and natural sandstone texture on wooden display base – Relic and Rarity.
  • Video showcasing Angkor temple architecture symbolizing the Khmer Sandstone Buddha Head Fragment’s origin, exploring 12th-Century Cambodian Angkor Period heritage and craftsmanship – Relic and Rarity.
Khmer sandstone head fragment from the Angkor Period, 12th century Cambodia, depicting a serene deity or Buddha with downcast eyes and soft expression, mounted on a wooden display base, photographed on a white background.
Khmer Sandstone Buddha Head Fragment from 12th-Century Angkor Period Cambodia – ancient Southeast Asian sculpture showing serene facial features and weathered sandstone surface, displayed on wooden base – Relic and Rarity.
Khmer sandstone head fragment from the Angkor Period, 12th century Cambodia, depicting a serene deity or Buddha with downcast eyes and soft expression, mounted on a wooden display base, photographed on a white background.
Frontal view of Khmer Sandstone Buddha Head Fragment from 12th-Century Angkor Period Cambodia, mounted on wooden display base – ancient Southeast Asian Buddhist sculpture – Relic and Rarity.
Right-side angled view of Khmer Sandstone Buddha Head Fragment from 12th-Century Angkor Period Cambodia, showing serene facial features and detailed carving on sandstone, mounted on wooden base – Relic and Rarity.
Right-side angled view of Khmer Sandstone Buddha Head Fragment from 12th-Century Angkor Period Cambodia, showing serene facial features and detailed carving on sandstone, mounted on wooden base – Relic and Rarity.
Rear angled view of Khmer Sandstone Buddha Head Fragment from 12th-Century Angkor Period Cambodia, showing detailed hair texture and sandstone weathering, mounted on wooden base – Relic and Rarity.
Rear angled view of Khmer Sandstone Buddha Head Fragment from 12th-Century Angkor Period Cambodia, showing detailed hair texture and sandstone weathering, mounted on wooden base – Relic and Rarity.
Left-rear angled view of Khmer Sandstone Buddha Head Fragment from 12th-Century Angkor Period Cambodia, highlighting textured hair pattern and aged sandstone patina, mounted on wooden base – Relic and Rarity.
Left-side angled view of Khmer Sandstone Buddha Head Fragment from 12th-Century Angkor Period Cambodia, highlighting textured hair pattern and aged sandstone patina, mounted on wooden base – Relic and Rarity.
Frontal view of Khmer Sandstone Buddha Head Fragment from 12th-Century Angkor Period Cambodia, depicting serene facial expression and fine sandstone detail on wooden display base – Relic and Rarity.
Top-down view of Khmer Sandstone Buddha Head Fragment from 12th-Century Angkor Period Cambodia, showing weathered crown surface and natural sandstone texture on wooden display base – Relic and Rarity.
Video showcasing Angkor temple architecture symbolizing the Khmer Sandstone Buddha Head Fragment’s origin, exploring 12th-Century Cambodian Angkor Period heritage and craftsmanship – Relic and Rarity.
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Fragmento de cabeza de Buda de arenisca jemer | Periodo de Angkor | Camboya | Siglo XII

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Contexto Histórico y Origen

Región: Imperio Jemer, Camboya
Material: Arenisca
Período: Siglo XII (Período Angkor)

Descripción

Una cabeza de arenisca finamente tallada, que probablemente representa a una deidad o a Buda del Imperio Jemer durante el período Angkor. La serena expresión facial, con labios suavemente curvados, ojos bajos y proporciones armoniosas, refleja el refinamiento artístico y la profundidad espiritual de la escultura de Angkor. Originalmente parte de una estatua más grande consagrada en un templo, la cabeza habría servido para propósitos devocionales y arquitectónicos dentro de los complejos sagrados de Angkor.

Características

- Tallada en arenisca fina típica de la estatuaria de templos jemeres

- Expresión facial serena con proporciones equilibradas y calma meditativa

- Patrón de cabello punteado estilizado todavía visible en algunos lugares

- Montado sobre una base de madera hecha a medida para estabilidad y presentación

- Ejemplifica la estética refinada del arte religioso jemer

Significado Cultural

La escultura jemer del período Angkor representa uno de los pináculos del arte del sudeste asiático. La estatuaria de los templos, como esta, se consideraba una encarnación viva de la presencia divina, instalada en espacios sagrados como Angkor Wat y Bayon. La mezcla de elementos budistas e hindúes en el arte jemer refleja el dinámico ambiente espiritual del siglo XII, donde el arte monumental se unía al propósito devocional.

Estado

Fragmentaria, con la cabeza separada de su cuerpo original. Desgaste superficial, abrasiones menores y astillamiento, coherentes con siglos de entierro y exposición. A pesar de estas pérdidas, las características permanecen intactas y claramente definidas, preservando su gravedad espiritual y resonancia histórica.

Dimensiones (Aproximadas)

Altura: 29.2 cm

Antigüedad (Aproximada)

825–925 años

Procedencia

Según se dice, adquirida en el Mercado de Antigüedades de Brimfield en Massachusetts, EE. UU., durante la década de 1980. Posteriormente ofrecida por Waddington’s en Asian Art, 21 de agosto de 2025, Lote 315. Más tarde adquirida por un coleccionista privado en Toronto, Ontario, Canadá.

Aprende Más

Explora la escultura del período de Angkor a través de la investigación sobre La Estatuaria de Angkor

Consulta un fragmento de arenisca jemer comparable en nuestro Fragmento Devocional del Imperio Jemer del Siglo XII

Descripción

Contexto Histórico y Origen

Región: Imperio Jemer, Camboya
Material: Arenisca
Período: Siglo XII (Período Angkor)

Descripción

Una cabeza de arenisca finamente tallada, que probablemente representa a una deidad o a Buda del Imperio Jemer durante el período Angkor. La serena expresión facial, con labios suavemente curvados, ojos bajos y proporciones armoniosas, refleja el refinamiento artístico y la profundidad espiritual de la escultura de Angkor. Originalmente parte de una estatua más grande consagrada en un templo, la cabeza habría servido para propósitos devocionales y arquitectónicos dentro de los complejos sagrados de Angkor.

Características

- Tallada en arenisca fina típica de la estatuaria de templos jemeres

- Expresión facial serena con proporciones equilibradas y calma meditativa

- Patrón de cabello punteado estilizado todavía visible en algunos lugares

- Montado sobre una base de madera hecha a medida para estabilidad y presentación

- Ejemplifica la estética refinada del arte religioso jemer

Significado Cultural

La escultura jemer del período Angkor representa uno de los pináculos del arte del sudeste asiático. La estatuaria de los templos, como esta, se consideraba una encarnación viva de la presencia divina, instalada en espacios sagrados como Angkor Wat y Bayon. La mezcla de elementos budistas e hindúes en el arte jemer refleja el dinámico ambiente espiritual del siglo XII, donde el arte monumental se unía al propósito devocional.

Estado

Fragmentaria, con la cabeza separada de su cuerpo original. Desgaste superficial, abrasiones menores y astillamiento, coherentes con siglos de entierro y exposición. A pesar de estas pérdidas, las características permanecen intactas y claramente definidas, preservando su gravedad espiritual y resonancia histórica.

Dimensiones (Aproximadas)

Altura: 29.2 cm

Antigüedad (Aproximada)

825–925 años

Procedencia

Según se dice, adquirida en el Mercado de Antigüedades de Brimfield en Massachusetts, EE. UU., durante la década de 1980. Posteriormente ofrecida por Waddington’s en Asian Art, 21 de agosto de 2025, Lote 315. Más tarde adquirida por un coleccionista privado en Toronto, Ontario, Canadá.

Aprende Más

Explora la escultura del período de Angkor a través de la investigación sobre La Estatuaria de Angkor

Consulta un fragmento de arenisca jemer comparable en nuestro Fragmento Devocional del Imperio Jemer del Siglo XII

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