Handcrafted sculpture of Buddha/the Hindu God Indra riding Airavata, the Mythical white elephant God with 3 heads - In bronze with green and gold patina - From the 60s - He holds in his hands Vajra lightning, the most terrible of his weapons, in his other hand a hook to catch his enemies - Finely worked with refinement, details and precision - This statue appeared at the time on certain flags, and in particular on the coat of arms of Siam (Name given to Thailand before 1930) - In Hindu mythology Indra is the all-powerful god, God of storms and lightning, God defender of humanity and the Gods against the forces of evil. He also has the power to reanimate warriors who died on the battlefield - Dimensions 24 cm. Length 14 cm. Depth 6 cm. Net weight 1 kg 558. TB condition