Pre-Columbian Veracruz "Sonriente" Museum Replica: Alva Studios (1965) Unique Art The Vajrapani are often depicted

The Vajrapani are often depicted holding a vajra (thunderbolt) in their right hand

Traveling Man Treasures is selling this antique African Congolese Topoke/Azande short sword

Cambodia's famed Apsara are in a class of celestial beings in Hindu and Buddhist cultures

They also served as divine vehicles and architectural features

The text across the statue's base reads "หลวงพ่อโคนสมอมหาลาภ" (Luang Por Khon Samo Maha Lap)

Pre-Columbian Veracruz "Sonriente" Museum Replica: Alva Studios (1965) Unique Art The Vajrapani are often depictedTraveling Man Treasures is selling this vintage 1964 museum replica produced by Alva Studios. This piece is an authorized reproduction of a Pre Columbian Veracruz "Smiling Head" (Sonriente) from the Remojadas culture, which originally dates back to roughly 600900 CE. The sculpture is cast from a heavy, durable composition material or composite ceramic finished to mimic weathered terracotta, mounted via a central metal rod onto a characteristic cubic