Votive Plaque

The Votive Plaque by Phra Krang is a small, dark-colored, rectangular plaque with a pointed top. The plaque features a raised image of a seated figure in the center, surrounded by intricate carvings and designs. The seated figure appears to be in a meditative pose, with their legs crossed and hands placed in their lap. The figure is positioned on a raised platform or pedestal. There are carvings on either side of the seated figure. The plaque has a weathered appearance, with visible signs of aging and wear. The background of the image is a plain white surface, which helps to highlight the details of the plaque.

Artwork details

Date:: ca. 8th century or later
Medium:: Clay
Culture:: Tibet
Dimensions:: 600 × 471 px
Museum record:: View original

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Votive Plaque

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