Dimensions: Height 23 cm Wide 28 Depth 8 cm Box , Head 14 cm approx.

Weight: 1531 grams

A mounted composition comprising four fragmentary bronze elements, consisting of three Buddha heads and one detached right hand, all dating to the Ayutthaya period. The fragments are arranged within a rectangular glazed display box, backed with dark fabric and framed in gilt wood, forming a curated assemblage evocative of archaeological presentation.

The central head is larger in scale, modelled with downcast eyes, a serene expression, tightly coiled hair curls, and a tall flame-shaped ushnisha with traces of red pigment. The two flanking heads, smaller in size, display comparable stylistic features characteristic of Thai Ayutthaya bronze casting, including softly arched brows, elongated facial proportions, and simplified cranial finials.

Below the heads is a detached bronze hand, likely originally part of a larger Buddha image, modelled with elongated fingers and naturalistic articulation, possibly intended for a gesture (mudra). The varied patination across the elements—ranging from dark brown to green and earthen tones—reflects age, burial, and long-term environmental exposure.

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