Devata Collection

Head of Devata, from the gate of Angkor Thom, Siem Reap, angkorian period, Bayon style, late 12th cantury, sandstone
930466 Head of Devata, from the gate of Angkor Thom, Siem Reap, angkorian period, Bayon style, late 12th cantury, sandstone, national museum of Cambodia, Phnom Penh

Buddha Descending from Heaven (wall painting)
LIT166045 Buddha Descending from Heaven (wall painting) by Thai School, (18th century); National Museum, Bangkok, Thailand; Photo eLuca Tettoni; Thai, out of copyright

Frieze depicting nine divinities (sandstone)
XIR209520 Frieze depicting nine divinities (sandstone) by Cambodian School, (10th century); 44x136 cm; Musee Guimet, Paris, France; Cambodian, out of copyright

Angkor Wat Temple, Cambodia

Angkor Wat Temple, Cambodia

Angkor Wat Temple, Cambodia

Picture No. 10761611
Cambodia - Niche with a Devata (deity, divinity) at the Ta Prohm temple in Angkor. The temple complexes of Angkor ("city")

Picture No. 10761608
Cambodia - The roots of a Kapok tree (Ceiba petandra) invade a gallery at the Ta Prohm temple in Angkor, supporting the monument and destroying it at the same time

Picture No. 10761605
Cambodia - The roots of a Kapok tree (Ceiba petandra) invade a portico at the Ta Prohm temple in Angkor, supporting the monument and destroying it at the same time

Picture No. 10761575
Cambodia - Devata (deity, divinity) in the temple of Angkor Wat. The temple complexes of Angkor ("city") were the heart of the Khmer empire which flourished from the 9th to the 13th century

Picture No. 10761606
Cambodia - The roots of a fig tree invade a gallery at the Ta Prohm temple in Angkor, supporting the monument and destroying it at the same time. On the left a niche with a Devata (deity, divinity)

Picture No. 10761610
Cambodia - Collapsed blocks of stone from a temple wall and a niche with a Devata (deity, divinity) at the Ta Prohm temple in Angkor

Bas-relief of Devata (female deity) in Khmer Hindu temple, Banteay Srei, Angkor, Siem Riep, Cambodia

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"Devata: Celestial Beings of Angkor Wat, Cambodia" Step into the mystical world of Angkor Wat Temple in Cambodia and be captivated by the ethereal beauty of Devata. These divine beings are depicted in various forms throughout the temple complex, showcasing their significance in ancient Khmer culture. One cannot miss the awe-inspiring sight of Buddha Descending from Heaven, a mesmerizing wall painting that portrays the celestial realm. The vibrant colors and intricate details transport visitors to a higher plane, evoking a sense of tranquility and spiritual enlightenment. As you wander further, your eyes will be drawn to a magnificent frieze depicting nine divinities carved intricately on sandstone. Each figure exudes grace and power, representing different aspects of celestial existence. Their presence reminds us of the profound connection between humans and gods. But it is perhaps the Sublime Apsara - a celestial dancer - who steals our hearts with her graceful movements frozen in stone at Angkor Wat. Her delicate form embodies elegance and femininity as she enchants all who gaze upon her timeless beauty. Angkor Wat Temple itself stands as an architectural marvel, its grandeur reflecting both earthly splendor and heavenly aspirations. Its towering spires reach towards the heavens while intricate carvings adorn every surface, revealing stories from mythological realms where devatas reside. Picture No. 10761611 showcases one such carving – an exquisite devata with serene features gazing into eternity. Picture No. 10761608 captures another devata's enchanting smile that seems to hold secrets untold while Picture No. 10761605 reveals yet another devata adorned with elaborate jewelry symbolizing opulence beyond mortal imagination. In Picture No. 10761575, we witness multiple devatas adorning temple walls like guardians protecting sacred spaces while Picture No. 10761606 presents us with their collective presence reminding us that we are never alone in our spiritual journey. Finally, Picture No.