Phra Mae Phosop (พระแม่โพสพ) - Statue - India (No reserve price)

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Bronze statue of Phra Mae Phosop, the Thai goddess of rice and harvest, kneeling on a stepped plinth with traditional Thai headgear and jewelry; origin India, in good condition, measures 11 cm wide, 20 cm high, 12 cm deep, weighs 1.150 kg, hand-signed.

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Bronze statue of Phra Mae Phosop (พระแม่โพสพ), the Thai goddess of rice and harvest, traditionally depicted in a kneeling posture with an elegant hairstyle and clothing.

Phra Mae Phosop is revered in Thailand and Laos as the patroness of rice cultivation and prosperity.
Kneeling on a stepped pedestal, often with a gesture of abundance or blessing and traditional Thai headpieces and jewelry.

Carefully packed and insured for shipping.

Bronze statue of Phra Mae Phosop (พระแม่โพสพ), the Thai goddess of rice and harvest, traditionally depicted in a kneeling posture with an elegant hairstyle and clothing.

Phra Mae Phosop is revered in Thailand and Laos as the patroness of rice cultivation and prosperity.
Kneeling on a stepped pedestal, often with a gesture of abundance or blessing and traditional Thai headpieces and jewelry.

Carefully packed and insured for shipping.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Country of origin
India
Material
Bronze
Title of artwork
Phra Mae Phosop (พระแม่โพสพ)
Signature
Hand signed
Condition
Good condition
Height
20 cm
Width
11 cm
Depth
12 cm
Weight
1.15 kg
Sold by
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Objects sold
97.38%
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