by NMGuide | Sep 12, 2025 | Uncategorized
This is a wooden chair used by a senior Buddhist abbot at a ceremony to preach sacred scripts to Buddhist followers. A chair is coded in golden paint and lacquer. It originated from Wat Koh, in Angkor Borey district, Takeo Province and is now part of the collection of...
by NMGuide | Sep 12, 2025 | Uncategorized
Artifact: 234 These items are wooden Weaving Equipment or Accessories, that currently in the collection of the National Museum. The object, marked with number GHA 234, is a pulley made of wood and covered in lacquer and red paint. It is believed to be from the 19th or...
by NMGuide | Sep 12, 2025 | Uncategorized
Artifact: 234 These items are wooden Weaving Equipment or Accessories, that currently in the collection of the National Museum. The object, marked with number GHA 234, is a pulley made of wood and covered in lacquer and red paint. It is believed to be from the 19th or...
by NMGuide | Sep 7, 2025 | Uncategorized
Box decorated with a Kinnari These are boxes. There are many wooden boxes in the collection of the National Museum. They are in different shapes round, square, rectangular and some even have legs. Examples include, number one, the box of a shape a canary creature made...
by NMGuide | Sep 7, 2025 | Uncategorized
This is a standing Buddha made of wood.It is 207 centimeters high and entirely coated with lacquer and red and gold paint. It originally belonged to the Angkor Conservation in Siem Reap. But was later transfer and registered into the collection of the National Museum...
