200 Year Old Antique Yaksha Statue Cambodian Stone Standing Guardian with Detailed Crown 33"

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Statue Details

Materials: 200 Year Old Antique Stone from Siem Reap, Cambodia

Total Height Including Base: 33 inches or 84 cms

Base Height: 4 inches

Base Width & Depth: 7.5 x 7 inches

Weight: 38 pounds or 17 kgs

This 200 year old antique Cambodian Yaksha statue is from a local collector in Siem Reap, he stands as a guardian spirit carved from natural stone
With an ornate crown and flowing Khmer garments, it radiates strength despite its age and missing limbs
Mounted on a black base, it serves as a timeless symbol of protection and ancient craftsmanship
Set on a black wooden base with saffron highlights, the sculpture is a testament to Cambodian cultural richness and mythological depth
Yaksha is hand carved from one block of stone and completely one of a kind, you will receive this exact statue in your order

This 200 year old antique Cambodian stone statue represents a Yaksha, a divine guardian spirit known in Hindu and Buddhist traditions as a protector of sacred spaces. It is from the area surrounding Siem Reap. Carved in a standing position, the Yaksha exudes strength and calm authority, even in its fragmentary form with missing hands and feet, a testament to its great age and authenticity. The intricately detailed crown, patterned chest, and draped lower garment highlight the artistry of early Khmer sculptors, whose mastery in stone captured both spiritual power and human poise.

Mounted on a modern black base, this weathered sandstone figure retains a warm patina that enhances its historical character. Its timeless presence makes it a striking centerpiece for collectors of Southeast Asian antiquities, embodying both the mystery and resilience of Cambodia's sacred art heritage.

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The Buddha, whose original name was Siddhartha Gautama, was the founder of Buddhism, the religion and the philosophical system that produced a great culture throughout much of southern and eastern Asia. Buddha, meaning "awakened one" or "enlightened one" is a title not a name. In Hindu Dogma, the Buddha is viewed as being the 9th avatar of the Hindu god Vishnu.
The Buddha was a son of the rulers Sakyas. He was married at the age of 16 and lived in luxury and comfort sheltered from the harsh realities of life. When he was 29 he realized that men are subject to old age, sickness and death. He became aware of the suffering inherent in existence. He resolved to give up princely life and become a wandering ascetic (samana) in search for the Truth.
With the two of samanas he attained mystical states of elevated consciousness but he failed to find the Truth. He continued his search and was joined by five ascetics in a grove near Uruvela, where he practiced sever austerities and self-mortification for six years. When he fainted away in weakness, he abandoned ascetic practices to seek his own path to Enlightenment. Discarding the teachings of his contemporaries, through meditation he achieved Enlightenment, or ultimate understanding. There after the Buddha instructed his followers in the dharma (truth) and the "Middle Way" a path between worldly life and extremes of self-denial.
The essence of the Buddha's early preaching was said to be the four Noble truths: 1) life is fundamentally disappointment and suffering. 2) suffering is a result of one's desires for pleasure, power, and continued existence; 3) to stop disappointment and suffering on must stop desiring; and 4) the way to stop desiring and thus suffering is the Noble eight fold path - right views, right intention, right speech, right action, right livelihood, right effort, right awareness and right concentration. The realization of the truth of anatman (no eternal self) was taught as essential for the indescribable state of release called nirvana.

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