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Brahma at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

This representation of Brahma, the Brahmanical god of creation and ancestor of all universes, is understood to be omnipresent. Hense he is depicted with four faces and four arms, evoking his universality. Brahma's skirt-cloth (sampot) is in the Bakheng style, widely favored in the early tenth century and named after sculptures associated with the Bakheng temple. It is knee length, is drawn up between the legs and secured at the back, and has distinctive pleasted "double anchor" or "fishtail" pendant in front. The piled-up dreadlock hair (jatamukuta) is multifaced to reflect the four faces it serves, and is secured with a string of pearls; each face of Brahma wears a large diadem, and a speckled treatment of the lower face indicates that he is bearded. This sculpture would have occupied a subsidiary shrine at a temple complex dedicated in all likelihood to Shiva. It originates from Cambodia and is created in the Bakheng style from the Angkor period which was the first quarter of the 10th Cenutry.
It is made out of sandstone.
 

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