Small two-armed statuette of the goddess Uma in copper alloy with green patina, Khmer art, 14th century Finely cast, standing in samapada, wearing an elaborately hemmed pleated sampot, holding a lotus flower in her right hand, richly adorned with jewels. Her slightly smiling face features almond-shaped eyes and full lips. The head is crowned with a large, elaborate pointed crown. Angkor Wat style. Base with copper alloy nipple in the form of a tight ring. Wooden base. Height: 13.5 cm; weight: 152 g Provenance : - Former Evrard de Rouvre collection (1923-1979). By descent. With the collector's handwritten record. - According to the collector's notes, acquired in July 1973 from Galerie Monogram, Connie Mangskau, Bangkok.