Thaise tempelleeuwen / Singha (Singto) wachters - Sculpture - Thailand (No reserve price)

These Thai temple lions, known as Singha or Singto, are traditional guardian sculptures often found flanking temple entrances in Thailand. The lion is a powerful symbol in Thai and broader Southeast Asian iconography, representing protection, strength, and authority. Crafted as sculptures, these guardian lions are commonly positioned to ward off evil spirits and safeguard sacred spaces. Their stylized features embody local artistic conventions and spiritual symbolism. Collectors and cultural enthusiasts value these sculptures not only for their aesthetic charm but also for their deep cultural and religious connotations within Thai temple architecture and heritage.