The Rare Panhomda Period Harihara Statue A divine fusion of Hindu deities Shiva and Vishnu, this 12th-century Khmer masterpiece embodies the spiritual and artistic zenith of the Khmer Empire. Carved from resilient sandstone, the statue’s intricate details symbolize cosmic balance, with hands representing divine attributes like abundance, stability, power, and essence. Its natural patina and signs of age enhance its authenticity, making it a rare and valuable collector's item—a timeless emblem of Cambodia’s rich cultural heritage.

A rare 75cm Khmer sandstone torso from the Baphuon period (11th century). Finely carved with elegant details, ideal for collectors of Southeast Asian art.

A rare 12th-century Khmer sandstone statue from the Baphuon/Angkor Wat period. A masterpiece of serenity and artistry, ideal for elite collectors.

Thai Chiang Sean Seating Buddha

Group of Standing Buddha and fellowers

Explore this 60 cm Angkor Wat period sandstone linga, an abstract symbol of Shiva's divine energy. A must-have for collectors of Southeast Asian antiques.