This Ganesha from Kru Na Dune 12/13th century'Phra Kru' means Buddha statues or amulets that have been enshrined or preserved in pagodas, chapels, temples or sacred places for hundreds of years. The word'Kru' here means a place to keep, hide or bury is one of the unique and rare ancient artworks with high religious and historical value, especially among collectors of Indian-Khmer-Dvaravati art, which has deep religious and cultural roots. The amulet was created to worship as the god of wisdom, success and fertility. He played an important role in both Brahmanism and was later worshipped together with Mahayana Buddhism in the region.
The highlight of the Ganesha from Kru Na Dune is that the texture of the Buddha is slightly rough, with a transparent green stone relics attached. The Buddha is in a cross-legged sitting position on a low base, with a stable posture, conveying stability and sacredness. He has 4 arms, which is considered an ancient style, holding palm leaf script or Modaka sweets (Ganesha's favorite food), representing the knowledge and fertility. It is a combination of Khmer Bapuan + Dvaravati local + Isan local art.
Making it unique, unlike the Ganesha in India or Nepal. This Ganesha is suitable for antique collectors who love Khmer-Dvaravati art, those who believe in the power of opening the way, success and education, as well as those who like ancient art pieces that are "raw" but have hidden power. Suitable for hanging around the neck, carrying with you when traveling to protect against bad things or dangers. Size of pendant: 7.5 x 4.5 cm. All these artifacts are unique and some very old.
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