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Thai Bronze Buddha Head (Fragment) – Ayutthaya/Early Rattanakosin

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Old Thai bronze Buddha head, a fragment from a larger statue in the Ayutthaya / early Rattanakosin tradition. Hollow-cast bronze with layered natural patina; later mounted for display.

Origin: Thailand • Age: 17th–19th century • Size/Weight: H 39 × W 14 cm, 4.3 kg.

€1,500.00

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Thai Bronze Buddha Head (Fragment) – Ayutthaya/Early Rattanakosin

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Thai Bronze Buddha Head (Fragment) — Ayutthaya / Early Rattanakosin

Serene Buddha head from Thailand, an old fragment of a larger devotional figure attributed to the Ayutthaya / early Rattanakosin period (17th–19th c.). The oval face with elongated eyes, arched brows and tight spiral hair curls reflects classic Thai aesthetics. A multi-layered natural patina enhances the calm, contemplative presence.

Details

Country of origin: Thailand
Age: 17th–19th century (Ayutthaya / early Rattanakosin), old
Material: Bronze (copper alloy), hollow-cast
Dimensions: Height 39 cm × Width 14 cm (incl. stand)
Weight: approx. 4.3 kg
Condition: Fragment (head only); natural patina and age-related wear; display-ready

Notes

Traditional lost-wax/core support casting; irregular inner walls typical of pre-modern methods.
Patina with green/blue oxidation in recesses and dark brown base tones; no modern overpainting observed.

A striking historical fragment suited to refined interiors, study, or meditation spaces—combining cultural depth with timeless design.