This small sandstone statue is a tribute to the goddess of good fortune, Laksmy. This particular piece is inspired by a statue in the Khum an Khum created in Samlan, Kampot in the late 11th century. The original statue now resides in the National Museum of Phnom Penh

This statue made of sandstone depicts the Enlightened one seated on the coils of Mucilinda, the seven-headed king of the Naga (cobra-like snake) It was inspired by an image in the Bayon style dating from XIIth-XIIIth centuries.

This piece portrays the figure of the Great Mother kneeling in prayer. However, here we see the hermaphrodite version, neither male nor female, but encompassing all beings

Created out of fine sandstone, this teaching Buddha statue depicts a smiling Buddha situated in the teacher pose, also called the vitaka mudra . Mudras indicate the function and nature of that specific deity

This charming little statue has been hand carved in sandstone by one of our artisans, and represents Jayavarman VII, one of the earliest Buddhist kings of the Khmer empire. Here Jayavarman VII is seen in the classic lotus posture of meditation.

This piece made in sandstone is called a ‘Linga and Yuni’, or ‘lingayoni’. It is one of the representations of god Shiva and his wife Parvati, which symbolizes the duality that merges into unity.   

The Stone Ganesha hand carved in sandstone is a medium sized statue that represents the Hindu deity called Lord Ganesha, which has human form and the head of an elephan