Decorative ornament - Thailand - Elephant votive lamp





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Ceramic gres elephant ceremonial votive lamp from the Sukhothai period (14th–15th century), with a brown iron glaze, measuring 5 cm high, 7 cm wide and 4 cm deep, weighing 96 g, originating from Sawankhalok and acquired via auction in the Netherlands.
Description from the seller
An extraordinary piece of Thai archaeology representing a ceremonial elephant, originally designed as a votive oil lamp (kudika). This piece comes from the legendary Sawankhalok kilns, the most important ceramic production center of the ancient Kingdom of Siam during the Sukhothai period. It is modeled with the robustness and schematic style characteristic of Southeast Asian medieval ceramic art.
Technical Data:
Culture: Ancient Kingdom of Siam
Period: Sukhothai (14th–15th centuries)
Material: High-temperature ceramic stoneware.
Finish: Iron glaze (Chok) in dark brown and ferruginous tones, typical of high-era production.
Acquired at an auction house in the Netherlands
It will be shipped protected with professional packaging and a tracking code.
Seller's Story
Translated by Google TranslateAn extraordinary piece of Thai archaeology representing a ceremonial elephant, originally designed as a votive oil lamp (kudika). This piece comes from the legendary Sawankhalok kilns, the most important ceramic production center of the ancient Kingdom of Siam during the Sukhothai period. It is modeled with the robustness and schematic style characteristic of Southeast Asian medieval ceramic art.
Technical Data:
Culture: Ancient Kingdom of Siam
Period: Sukhothai (14th–15th centuries)
Material: High-temperature ceramic stoneware.
Finish: Iron glaze (Chok) in dark brown and ferruginous tones, typical of high-era production.
Acquired at an auction house in the Netherlands
It will be shipped protected with professional packaging and a tracking code.

