€890,00
One of a kind
Fully insured worldwide shipping · DHL / FedEx Express available
Dutch return address · 14-day returns
Estimated value: €1,600 – €2,400.
This antique bronze Rama statue from Thailand immediately catches the eye with its movement and energy. The posture is dynamic and powerful, as if the figure has stepped straight out of a temple scene or a classical court tale. You immediately feel that this is not a static image but a sculpture intended to radiate life and balance. The elegant lines, the refined costume, and the graceful crown make it a remarkable object that works differently from every angle.
The surface displays a natural dark patina with subtle warm accents on the raised parts, created by time and use. It is precisely this combination of detail and gentle wear that gives the statue character and authenticity. The wooden base ensures that the whole stands stably while simultaneously acquiring a museum-like appearance, making it a perfect eye-catcher in an interior where art and atmosphere come together.
This is a piece for someone who is not just looking for decoration, but a statue with a story and presence. The combination of size, movement, and classic Thai appearance makes it a striking yet harmonious object that radiates tranquility and strength. Dimensions (H x W): 83 x 54 cm. Weight: 12.2 kg. Material: bronze on a wooden base. Region: Thailand.
Each object is examined before it is offered: material, casting or carving technique, surface, and signs of age are compared with documented references. You will receive a certificate of authenticity and an official invoice detailing the period, material, and available provenance.
Fully insured worldwide shipping in museum-quality packaging. Returns are sent to our Dutch address and you have a 14-day cooling-off period.
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