Early Khmer Bronze Figure with Fine Patina – Cambodia, 9th–12th Century - AND45

Fine early Khmer figure from Cambodia, cast in bronze and dating to the period between the 9th and 12th century.

The figure represents one of the earlier phases of Khmer art, where the forms tend to be more direct and restrained, resulting in a calm and authentic presence.

The surface shows a beautiful, naturally developed patina, adding depth and emphasizing its age and historical character.

Measuring 9 cm without the base and 15 cm including it, the figure is compact yet visually engaging.

A charming and representative example of early Khmer bronze work – particularly appealing to collectors with an appreciation for patina and original form.