Antique Ganesh amulet in copper, Cambodia, circa 1920
An ancient Cambodian amulet depicting the elephant god Ganesh, made of copper and dating back approximately 100 years.
This piece displays a primitive and powerful style, typical of early 20th-century Southeast Asian folk art. The seated posture, the coiled trunk, and the deliberately stylized forms exude a raw and authentic spiritual force.
This ancient amulet is made of solid copper and weighs approximately 80 grams.
Ganesh, a Hindu deity widely worshipped in Cambodia, is associated with wisdom, intelligence, and the removal of obstacles. He is traditionally invoked before any important undertaking to attract protection and success.
Features :
- đ Dimensions: 7 cm x 4 cm
- â Weight: approximately 80 grams
- Reliquary: New custom-made reliquary in silver-plated metal decorated with colorful traditional motifs.
Amulet mounted in a reliquary decorated with traditional motifs, protecting the piece while respecting its ancient character.
đ This ancient representation of Ganesh embodies the timeless wisdom and quiet power of ancient Southeast Asian cults. Its archaic, almost shamanic style seems to carry within it the memory of whispered prayers and offerings left over the decades.