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A Thai kneeling ceremonial monk sculpture from the 19th century with hand painted gilt and lacquer over stone. Found in … Read more A Thai kneeling ceremonial monk sculpture from the 19th century with hand painted gilt and lacquer over stone. Found in a Thai temple, this ceremonial kneeling monk is a rare object. Boasting a superb contrast of colors between his dark skin and the golden and brown tones of his clothes, the monk is kneeling down, his legs elegantly placed to his left. His robe, covering one of his shoulders only, is falling beautifully in the back, creating cascading folds. His hands are joined in the front in a prayerful attitude and his serene traits reveal an inspiring inner peace. This Thai 19th century ceremonial statue, shows various damages in its lower section. See less
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