This resplendent Buddha head, steeped in the Ayutthaya style, hails from the 14th to 16th century AD, a period noted for its cultural renaissance in Southeast Asia. The sculpture stands 16 cm tall, 7 cm wide, and 6 cm deep. It is mounted on a stand, enhancing its presence and facilitating display. The serene expression, characteristic of the era's artistic tradition, represents the enlightened state of the Buddha. This sculpture is not only a religious icon but also an artifact of immense historical value, reflecting the zenith of Buddhist art in the region during its time. It is cast in either bronze or brass, materials chosen for their enduring nature and beauty. The head's timeless expression of peace makes it a profound addition to any collection or space.