Vishnu/Narayana Siglo XX - Sculpture - Cambodia (No reserve price)

The Vishnu or Narayana sculpture from 20th-century Cambodia represents one of Hinduism's principal deities revered as the preserver and protector of the universe. In Cambodian art, Vishnu figures typically exhibit traditional iconographic features such as multiple arms holding symbolic attributes like the conch, discus, and mace. These sculptures embody religious devotion and highlight Cambodia's historic Hindu influences alongside Buddhism. Crafted during the 20th century, the work may reflect a revival or continuation of classical styles seen in Angkorian sculpture, showcasing the enduring cultural and spiritual significance of Vishnu imagery in Cambodian heritage.