Head of Buddha 7th century Southern Cambodia This over-life-size head of the Buddha is a testament to the grandeur of the monumental sculptural tradition in the Zhenla kingdom. It was carved from a sandstone characteristic of southern Cambodia, which is consistent with its stylistic assignment to Angkor Borei or a related site. The Buddha has a strong, broad face; lightly modeled eyelids and pupils; and full lips that turn up at the corners in a hint of a smile. The hair curls, like those of other Buddhas of this period and region, are large and flata memory of the southern Indian style favored in the early period of contact.cat. no. 48. Head of Buddha. Southern Cambodia. 7th century. Sandstone. pre-Angkor period. Sculpture

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Head of Buddha 7th century Southern Cambodia This over-life-size head of the Buddha is a testament to the grandeur of the monumental sculptural tradition in the Zhenla kingdom. It was carved from a sandstone characteristic of southern Cambodia, which is consistent with its stylistic assignment to Angkor Borei or a related site. The Buddha has a strong, broad face; lightly modeled eyelids and pupils; and full lips that turn up at the corners in a hint of a smile. The hair curls, like those of other Buddhas of this period and region, are large and flata memory of the southern Indian style favored in the early period of contact.cat. no. 48. Head of Buddha. Southern Cambodia. 7th century. Sandstone. pre-Angkor period. Sculpture

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