brahma statue antique khmer style bronze 8 arm bayon brahma hindu god creation 76cm 31 Adoration Buddha The noose (pasha) represents the

The noose (pasha) represents the ability to draw in and restrain negative or wayward thoughts and desires

While less widely worshipped than other forms of Ganesha

The word "yun" refers to the lacquerware technique itself

as is typical with the Baphuon style Parvati has a soft face with minimal adornments

5cm (3") Tall

brahma statue antique khmer style bronze 8 arm bayon brahma hindu god creation 76cm 31 Adoration Buddha The noose (pasha) represents theAntique Khmer Style 8 Arm Bronze Angkor Wat Brahma Hindu God Creation 38cm 15" Measurements H38cm (15") An antique Khmer style seated four faced Brahma in 12th century Angkor Wat style. Each of the four serene faces symbolises Brahmas omniscience, allowing him to gaze simultaneously in all four cardinal directions. Brahma, the Hindu god of creation, is one of the Trimurti alongside Vishnu and Shiva. Here he sits with eight arms, holding attributes