THE LOST KINGDOM: TREASURES FROM SIAM

THE LOST KINGDOM: TREASURES FROM SIAM

The most recognizable objects of Buddhist worship are, of course, statues of the Buddha. Both the commissioning of a statue and devotion before an image were considered acts that would accrue merit. Images of the Buddha are typically shown in one of four postures: seated, standing, reclining or walk...

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