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Thailand, Sukhothai period

Plaque with image of the walking Buddha

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Object Details

Culture

Thailand, Sukhothai period

Date

14th century

Medium

Bronze

Dimensions

12 5/8 × 4 5/8 inches (32 × 11.7 cm)

Credit Line

Gift of the Estate of John Conrad Swartz

Object
Number

2000.178.005

During the Sukhothai period, the walking Buddha with one hand raised in the abhaya mudra (gesture of(…)

During the Sukhothai period, the walking Buddha with one hand raised in the abhaya mudra (gesture of reassurance) was one of the most popular representations of the Buddha. The majority of Sukhothai votive tablets portray either the standing or walking Buddha. These tablets were typically placed together with other sacred objects, such as relics and Buddha images, in one or more containers, and then laid in the relic chamber of a stupa.

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