This serene bronze Buddha head, with dimensions of 3 by 2 centimeters, is characteristic of the Post-Angkor period of Southeast Asia, likely originating from the historic regions of present-day Cambodia or Thailand. Its stylized facial features and curled hairstyle are indicative of the region's interpretation of Buddhist iconography following the decline of the Khmer Empire. Such objects were often part of larger statues that adorned temples or served as devotional objects in private shrines. The patina and wear suggest significant age and a long history of veneration or use in rituals.

Length: 3 cm (1.18 inches)
Width: 2 cm (0.79 inches)

Provenance:
Said to have been part of a temple excavation near Siem Reap, early 20th century.
In the collection of a Thai art historian in Bangkok, acquired in the mid-20th century.

Keywords:
Buddha Head, Bronze, Southeast Asia, Post-Angkor, Buddhist Art, Cambodian, Thai, Historical Artifact, Devotional Object, Temple Excavation, Siem Reap, Khmer Empire, Iconography, Patina, Religious Sculpture, Spiritual, Art Collector, Asian Antiquities, Ritual Use, Collectible, Museum Quality.

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