Ancient terracotta votive tablet of Phra Pikanet
This beautiful Thai votive tablet depicts Phra Pikanet, the name given to Ganesha in Thailand. Crafted from terracotta, it is part of popular Thai art and features a natural patina as well as traces of wear indicating its several decades of age.
Phra Pikanet is depicted seated, surrounded by symbolic details delicately molded in the clay. The artisanal appearance, the material's irregularities, and the patinated relief give this ancient piece an authentic charm.
This tablet is a decorative object from Thai popular art. It has not been consecrated in a temple and should therefore not be considered a blessed religious amulet. It will particularly appeal to a collector of Asian art, a Ganesha enthusiast, or someone wishing to create a spiritual space inspired by Thailand.
Features:
- ✨ Deity: Phra Pikanet (Ganesha)
- 📐 Dimensions: 65 mm x 50 mm
- ⚓ Weight: 30 grams
🐘 Phra Pikanet wisely watches over the paths of existence, removing obstacles and paving the way for success, knowledge, and prosperity.