Small female statuette, probably Prajnaparamita, with two arms in copper alloy with green patina, Khmer art, 14th century With her forearms raised in front of her bust, she holds a lotus bud in her left hand and an unspecified attribute in her right. Dressed in a long sampot tied around her waist in a fishtail, her face is serene, her eyelids half-closed, her earlobes fall to her shoulders and her neck is adorned with a wide necklace. Her hair is held in a conical bun above a tiara. Base with copper alloy nipple. Wooden base. Height: 11.5 cm; weight: 118 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.