Southeast Asian Buddha Head | Crowned with Ushnisha | 18th–19th Century

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Bronze Buddha head on black display base, featuring serene facial expression, pointed ushnisha, and natural greenish patina, likely from Thailand or Cambodia, 18th–19th century CE.
360-degree view of an 18th–19th century Southeast Asian Buddha head crowned with an ushnisha, showcasing serene facial features, detailed crown motifs, and black-stained wooden base.
Bronze Buddha head on black base, serene expression, pointed ushnisha, greenish patina, Thailand or Cambodia, 18th–19th century CE
18th–19th century Southeast Asian bronze Buddha head, pointed ushnisha, natural green patina, Thailand or Cambodia
Authentic bronze Buddha head from Thailand or Cambodia, 18th–19th century, serene facial features, greenish patina
Southeast Asian 18th–19th century bronze Buddha head with pointed ushnisha and natural green patina on black display base
18th–19th century bronze Buddha head, Thailand or Cambodia, serene expression, green patina, black display base
Antique Southeast Asian bronze Buddha head, 18th–19th century CE, pointed ushnisha, greenish patina, displayed on black base
  • Bronze Buddha head on black display base, featuring serene facial expression, pointed ushnisha, and natural greenish patina, likely from Thailand or Cambodia, 18th–19th century CE.
  • 360-degree view of an 18th–19th century Southeast Asian Buddha head crowned with an ushnisha, showcasing serene facial features, detailed crown motifs, and black-stained wooden base.
  • Bronze Buddha head on black base, serene expression, pointed ushnisha, greenish patina, Thailand or Cambodia, 18th–19th century CE
  • 18th–19th century Southeast Asian bronze Buddha head, pointed ushnisha, natural green patina, Thailand or Cambodia
  • Authentic bronze Buddha head from Thailand or Cambodia, 18th–19th century, serene facial features, greenish patina
  • Southeast Asian 18th–19th century bronze Buddha head with pointed ushnisha and natural green patina on black display base
  • 18th–19th century bronze Buddha head, Thailand or Cambodia, serene expression, green patina, black display base
  • Antique Southeast Asian bronze Buddha head, 18th–19th century CE, pointed ushnisha, greenish patina, displayed on black base
Bronze Buddha head on black display base, featuring serene facial expression, pointed ushnisha, and natural greenish patina, likely from Thailand or Cambodia, 18th–19th century CE.
360-degree view of an 18th–19th century Southeast Asian Buddha head crowned with an ushnisha, showcasing serene facial features, detailed crown motifs, and black-stained wooden base.
Bronze Buddha head on black base, serene expression, pointed ushnisha, greenish patina, Thailand or Cambodia, 18th–19th century CE
18th–19th century Southeast Asian bronze Buddha head, pointed ushnisha, natural green patina, Thailand or Cambodia
Authentic bronze Buddha head from Thailand or Cambodia, 18th–19th century, serene facial features, greenish patina
Southeast Asian 18th–19th century bronze Buddha head with pointed ushnisha and natural green patina on black display base
18th–19th century bronze Buddha head, Thailand or Cambodia, serene expression, green patina, black display base
Antique Southeast Asian bronze Buddha head, 18th–19th century CE, pointed ushnisha, greenish patina, displayed on black base
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Southeast Asian Buddha Head | Crowned with Ushnisha | 18th–19th Century

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Historical Context & Origin

Region: Southeast Asia (Likely Thailand or Cambodia)
Material: Metal with Black-Stained Wooden Base
Period: 18th–19th Century CE

Description

This finely rendered Buddha head presents a serene round face with a slender nose and gently arched eyebrows, the eyes half-closed in meditation. The elongated earlobes symbolize the Buddha’s renunciation of worldly wealth and his attainment of spiritual wisdom. Rising above the crown of the head is the ushnisha, the cranial protuberance representing enlightenment and spiritual awakening. The head is adorned with a decorative crown featuring detailed relief motifs, reflecting artistic traditions found in Southeast Asian Buddhist sculpture. The piece is mounted on a later black-stained wooden base that enhances both stability and visual presentation.

Features

- Serene meditative expression with half-closed eyes

- Elongated earlobes symbolizing renunciation of worldly wealth

- Ushnisha representing spiritual enlightenment

- Crown with detailed relief motifs associated with Southeast Asian Buddhist iconography

- Mounted on a black-stained base for stable display

Cultural Significance

Buddha heads hold deep symbolic meaning in Buddhist art, representing the enlightened state of the Buddha and serving as focal points for meditation and devotion. Iconographic elements such as the ushnisha, elongated ears, and tranquil facial expression convey spiritual wisdom and detachment from worldly concerns. Throughout Southeast Asia, such representations were created for temples, shrines, and private devotional settings, embodying ideals of serenity, compassion, and transcendence central to Buddhist philosophy.

Condition

The sculpture remains in excellent condition with well-preserved facial features and decorative crown details. Light surface wear consistent with age is present, while the later wooden base provides secure support and display.

Dimensions (Approximate)

Height: 3 in
Width: 2 in
Depth: 2 in

Age (Approximate)

125–325 years old

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Description

Historical Context & Origin

Region: Southeast Asia (Likely Thailand or Cambodia)
Material: Metal with Black-Stained Wooden Base
Period: 18th–19th Century CE

Description

This finely rendered Buddha head presents a serene round face with a slender nose and gently arched eyebrows, the eyes half-closed in meditation. The elongated earlobes symbolize the Buddha’s renunciation of worldly wealth and his attainment of spiritual wisdom. Rising above the crown of the head is the ushnisha, the cranial protuberance representing enlightenment and spiritual awakening. The head is adorned with a decorative crown featuring detailed relief motifs, reflecting artistic traditions found in Southeast Asian Buddhist sculpture. The piece is mounted on a later black-stained wooden base that enhances both stability and visual presentation.

Features

- Serene meditative expression with half-closed eyes

- Elongated earlobes symbolizing renunciation of worldly wealth

- Ushnisha representing spiritual enlightenment

- Crown with detailed relief motifs associated with Southeast Asian Buddhist iconography

- Mounted on a black-stained base for stable display

Cultural Significance

Buddha heads hold deep symbolic meaning in Buddhist art, representing the enlightened state of the Buddha and serving as focal points for meditation and devotion. Iconographic elements such as the ushnisha, elongated ears, and tranquil facial expression convey spiritual wisdom and detachment from worldly concerns. Throughout Southeast Asia, such representations were created for temples, shrines, and private devotional settings, embodying ideals of serenity, compassion, and transcendence central to Buddhist philosophy.

Condition

The sculpture remains in excellent condition with well-preserved facial features and decorative crown details. Light surface wear consistent with age is present, while the later wooden base provides secure support and display.

Dimensions (Approximate)

Height: 3 in
Width: 2 in
Depth: 2 in

Age (Approximate)

125–325 years old

Learn More

Study the Iconography and Meaning of the Ushnisha in Buddhist Art

Explore Our Collection of Buddha Figures and Buddhist Artifacts

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