Ancient votive tablet – Standing terracotta Buddha.

Origin: Thailand – pre-Ayutthaya style (approx. 14th-15th century)

This remarkable terracotta votive tablet depicts the Buddha standing in a meditative posture, his hands crossed over his chest in a gesture of inner calm and spiritual radiance. Hand-cast, this ancient piece demonstrates traditional craftsmanship inherited from the earliest periods of Thai Buddhism, in interaction with the Mon and Dvaravati styles.

The standing Buddha here symbolizes awakened presence in the world, vigilance, and active compassion. This type of image was often offered in devotion or embedded in temple foundations to spread the Buddha’s blessing and accumulate merit.

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Features :

• Material : Old terracotta

• Style : Pre-Ayutthaya / Mon-Dvaravati influence.
  This votive tablet dates from the early 20th century, it is NOT an antique piece.

• Posture : Standing Buddha, hands crossed on the chest (rare position loaded with symbolism)

• Condition : Natural wear and tear due to age, authentic piece not restored

• Dimensions : approx. 13cm x 5.5cm

• Weight : approximately 110 grams.

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A relic of timeless wisdom

This tablet is a deeply inspiring collectible and meditation object for both Buddhist practitioners and lovers of Asian sacred art. It embodies the energy of the Dharma, inner peace, and the living memory of Southeast Asian spiritual traditions.