Origin: Southeast Asia (Thailand–Laos–Cambodia cultural area) Tribal / Ethnic Attribution: No specific tribal attribution; popular Theravāda Buddhist devotional production Material: Cast lead with traces of gilding Dimensions (mm): Figure 1: 71 × 33 × 18 Figure 2: 72 × 26 × 23 Figure 3: 72 × 41 × 15 Total Weight: 270 g (combined) Shipping Methods: Poste Italiane, UPS, DHL Three small cast Buddha figures, each depicting the Buddha seated in meditation, but with distinct stylistic variations. The left figure sits on a drum‑shaped pedestal, with arms crossed over the chest and a tall pointed headdress, showing a more schematic and angular modelling. The central figure is more symmetrical and serene, with hands resting in the lap in dhyāna mudrā, a rounded ushnisha, and a softly modelled robe, reflecting mainstream Southeast Asian devotional styles. The right figure displays a slightly tilted head and a more detailed treatment of the robe, with one hand resting on the knee in a gesture close to bhūmisparśa mudrā. All three figures are cast in lead with residual gilding and show the characteristic dark patina of oxidized metal.