male statue antique stone angkor wat style male deity torso probably vishnu 72cm 29 Jayavarman These faces are thought to

These faces are thought to be copied from the actual face of King Jayavarman VII

sites for community worship

An antique Khmer-style seated four-faced Brahma in the post-Angkor

pinda and in his lower left hand his gada or mace symbolising his mental and physical strength

An antique Khmer style mounted bronze Vishnu head in the pre-Angkorian 10th century style of Banteay Srei

male statue antique stone angkor wat style male deity torso probably vishnu 72cm 29 Jayavarman These faces are thought toAntique Stone Angkor Wat Style Male Deity Torso 53cm 21" Measures (Height) 53cm 21" An antique Khmer style Male torso. The sculpture is depicted in the Angkor Wat style. Possibly, a Dvarapala or Temple Guardian. Dvarapalas are guardian figures that are often placed at the entrances to temple complexes to provide protection. Typical of the Angkor Wat style the sculpture possesses a grandeur, the torso swells to a heavy and conventional shape evoking