Khmer Bronze Figure of Shiva with Fine Patina – Cambodia, 9th–12th Century - AND42

Beautiful and finely executed Khmer figure of the god Shiva, cast in bronze and dating to the period between the 9th and 12th century in Cambodia.

The figure presents a calm and harmonious expression, characteristic of the stylized forms found in Khmer art. Shiva, as a central figure in Hinduism, represents transformation and renewal.

The bronze features a particularly attractive and well-developed patina, adding depth and warmth while enhancing the sculpted details.

Measuring 19 cm without the stand and 25.5 cm including it, the figure has a strong and display-worthy presence.

A well-preserved and atmospheric example of Khmer bronze work – especially appealing to collectors who value patina and overall quality.