Antique solid bronze Shiva sacred cow statue in Hinduism

Here is an antique solid bronze Shiva sacred cow statue in Hinduism named Nandi.  This item got from the border market between Thai-Cambodia in Pra-chin- buri province.  Temples dedicated to the deity Shiva, the Hindu lord of creation and destruction are to be found throughout the Indian subcontinent. An essential element in any Shiva temple is the image of Nandi, the sacred bull-calf, whose name means 'joyfulness' or 'blissfulness'. In the ordering of temple space, Nandi occupies an axial position, focusing the attention of the faithful from the outer halls of the temple directly into its spiritual heart, the 'garbhagrha', or 'womb-chamber'. Images of this scale and larger were usually housed in a pillared hall or 'mandapa', which stood independent of the principal shrine and was orientated toward the east, facing directly into the temple, so that Nandi's intimate relationship with Shiva was made explicit
Condition :  used. excellent.  

Material : solid Bronze.

Date : 17th century.  

Size : 8.5" (tall) x 5.5" (long)  x 2 " (wide)

Weight : 3,000 grams.

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Ancient Thai Siam Khmer Gilded Bronze Goddess Miniature Statue Laxmi Davi Statue

Here is an authentic ancient Hindu Goddess  multi-hands, multi-faces miniature statue of  Laxmi Davi Goddess in Hinduism, Bayon Art,  from Dvaravati Period, Found at Lopburi (Lavo) province, in the middle of Thailand/Siam.  Material : ancient bronze with gilded with ancient gold powder. Condition : used. covered with green patina., gild was little peeling off  due to long age. Date : 6th - 13 th century 

Size : height : 50 mm. 

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Antique Thai Siam Lopburi Khmer Cambodia Hindu Vishnu God Statue Buddha - 2

Here is an authentic antique  Dvaravati Narai or Vishnu God figure of  Hinduism, Bayon Art, from Dvaravati Period This statue is very special and rare to found due to having a Buddha figurine inscription  on front of  the head of figurine (see the last photo)represented a relationship/continuation of  Buddhism and Hinduism in this  South East Asia.
This item was found in Kru ( soPlace for hidding something, usually is  underground beneath the pagoda in temple or  underground close to a big tree or ritual building)  in Lopburi (Lavo) province  the middle of Thailand.
Material : Mixed. (Tin, Silver, ... : "Chin" in thai) Condition : used, clearly detail pattern, very charming with red patina. Date : 6th - 13 th century  Size : height : 3 inches., weight : 64 g.

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Antique Khmer Cambodia Hindu Stone Marble God Shiva Lingam

Antique Khmer Cambodia Hindu Stone Marble God Shiva Lingam  

This item for a tiny antique stone lingam from Cambodia. , made from stone, square base.  Material : stone   

Condition : very good. but covered with oxide and soil. Date : 12th century  

Size : 4 cm. (height) , square base = 1cm.x1cm.x1cm.x1cm.

The word "Lingam" means "mark" or "sign". The Shiva Lingam is a symbol for the worship of the Hindu god Shiva. Generally it signifies the magnificent light that is the indication or identity of Lord Shiva. This light or flame is solidified and makes the Shivlinga. The lower base of the structure is said to represent the lamp and the upper section, the flame. In most Shiva temples, the bull Nandi is depicted facing the sanctum, symbolizing the human soul Jeevatma yearning for realizing its oneness with Paramatma, the ultimate reality. As a total structure, the lingam is believed to contain the Holy trinity (trimurti - Brahma-Vishnu-Maheshwara) of Hinduism. The Hindu religion asserts that the god Brahma occupies the base layer of the lingam that touches the ground; the central position belongs to Lord Vishnu while the uppermost position is reserved for Lord Shiva.

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Antique Thai Khmer Bronze Buddha Statue Sculpture

Here is an antique Bayon Buddha statue ,  meditation posture. From Angkor period.

Material : Bronze

Date: 12-13th century
Size : 6"x4"x2", weight : 700 g.

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Khmer/Cambodia Bronze Ganesha statue

Khmer/Cambodia Bronze Ganesha statue

Ganesha is the elephant headed son of Shiva. He holds his broken tusk in one hand and gathers up sweetmeats with his trunk from a bowl in his other hand. In his early forms in India, Ganesh was associated with fertility. Later he became widely revered as the Remover of Obstacles and more generally as Lord of Beginnings and Lord of Obstacles, patron of arts and sciences and the deity of intellect and wisdom

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