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English: Wat Mahathat, Bangkok, 17c. Bangkok National Museum. This charming statuette exemplifies Late Ayutthaya style, in which the pipestem legs are brought together and the whole figure is unified in a graceful composition, including a seemingly boneless left arm. The mudra is abhaya, "fear not." Buddha's dress includes the usual Theravada transparent robe, but his jeweled crown, necklace, bracelets, and pectoral ornament reflect a decorative and Mahayana stylistic influence.
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