Architectural Panel with Two Kala Heads
Tan stone architectural panel, mounted on a black stand. Two Kala head carvings on the panel. Each Kala head has a large nose, a protruding mouth, and spiral curls on top of its head. The Kala head on the left is surrounded by a round frame. Both heads have curved lines around their eyes. The panel has a flat top, and an asymmetrical bottom. The bottom features more carvings. A curved line juts out from the bottom center. The background is a beige wall.
Artwork Details
- Date
- 11th century
- Medium
- Stucco
- Culture
- Thailand (Haripunjaya)
- Dimensions
- 442 × 624 px
- Public Domain
- Yes
- Museum Record
- View original
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