Pendant with Sukkothai Buddha in Temple

An arched amulet case holding an orange relief of a standing figure under a pointed canopy.

This pendant with sukhothai buddha in temple is contemporary. It is clay & copper. The Sukhothai period in Thai history is generally dated to the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries and is celebrated for graceful walking and seated Buddha images. A small arch-topped frame with a twisted rope border, holding a raised panel of orange showing a standing figure within a tall niche. Small marks fill the background, and a ring hangs from the top. It is 0.75 inches long, 0.25 deep and 1 high.

A tiny shrine that can go anywhere.