Sculpture - Sandstone -- Bouddha protected by the Naga Mucilinda - Cambodia - Angkor Vat (1100-1175)

Description. He is represented sattvasana sitting on the rings of the naga whose six heads stand as a canopy. His hands are in dhyana-mudra. The expression on his face is full of serenity. His eyes are open and slightly looking down. It is richly adorned with jewelry including double necklaces on the ankles and wrists. Pectoral necklace andarms bracelets just below the shoulders. The global inconography of this nagga is characteristic of the angkor vat style. Really high polish of sandstone who is signifiant of Royal order. IMPORTANT MEASURE ARE OUT OF BASEDatation. End of 12th century. Condition. Excellent condition considering the age of the piece. Missing one head of nagga, and part of snaketail at the back. Black and red lacquer residue on several place Please check pictures for global condition. Provenance. Private collection of C. Mines acquired before 1975. Delivery. For Belgium the delivery will be made by the seller. For other countries delivery made by Fedex! ! ! Important ! ! ! When the purchased item requires it, a wooden box / MDF will be realized implying a delay of 5 to 7 working days before shipping. Shipping cost will be applied per item. Therefore, if a buyer buys multiple pieces this amount will be charged per item regardless of the number of items purchased. Follow-up of the shipment by tracking, transport insurance for the amount of the sale excluding Catawiki commission.