ganesha statue antique khmer style bayon seated ganesh statue 37cm 15 Legacy 2025 whose name roughly translates to

whose name roughly translates to "Venerable Great Harmony

In Hindu iconography

The distinctive rich patina of the piece is also particularly delightful

Often seated cross‑legged or in a relaxed posture – at ease and approachable

The rear of the Stele is decorated with the Trident

ganesha statue antique khmer style bayon seated ganesh statue 37cm 15 Legacy 2025 whose name roughly translates toGanesha Statue Antique Khmer Style Bayon Seated Ganesh Statue 36cm 14" Measures (Height) 36cm 14" An antique khmer style Bayon bronze seated Ganesha. Ganesha is the elephant headed son of Shiva. He holds his broken tusk in one hand and a bowl of Laddus in another hand. Laddus is the name for Indian sweetmeats. Whilst some may interpret this as Ganesha simply having a sweet tooth or a (relatable) penchant for candy, it is no surprise that the sweet