Japanese Buddha Image Style

Thai Buddha Image Style, Sukhotahi Period, 3th century

Pakistan Buddha Image Style

Bangladash 7th century Buddha image form

Japanese Buddha Image Style

Sukothai Buddha Style

Sri Lankan Buddha Image

Pakistan Buddha Image

Bangladash Buddha Image

Nepal / Kamandu 5th century Buddha image form

Laos Wat Phra Keow, 17th century Buddha Image form

Vietnamese Buddha image form

Indonesian Pali Buddha image form

Burma Pagan period 11th century Buddha Image style

Nepal Buddha Image Style

Laos Buddha Image Style

Vietnamese Buddha Style

Indonesian Buddha Style

Burmese Buddha Image form

India Natchura style 5th century Buddha Image form

China Buddha Image form Kanshu Period, 7th century

Chinese Buddha image form

Cambodian Angkor Wat period, 7th century Buddha image style

Burmese Bagan Dynasty 11th century Buddha image style

Indian Buddha Image Form

China Buddha Image Style

Chinese Buddha Image Form

Cambodian Buddha Image Style

Pagan Dynasty Burmese Buddha

One of the highlights of the Dhammikarama Burmese Temple is actually located at the side structure annexed to the main shrine where a huge, tall all marble Buddha image locates. The hall is named as SIMA Shirne Hall and it interpreted as International Buddha Hall. Behind the main Buddha image, you will se two rolls of marble Buddha statues in absolute fine details. Each of these Buddha statues are replicas of various localized Buddha image form of many countries during various stages of Buddhism influences, the earliest shown form can traced back to 3th century design. So, basically these statues are incredibly useful for researchers as well in studying changes and evolution of presentation of Buddha by regional basis. I am not sure when these are installed at Dhammikarama Burmese Temple and the mini showcase may be the only kind you can find in the world in such kind of presentation. To me, this is one of the most appealing section of the Dhammikarama Burmese Temple.

NOTE:- I didn't captured the entire view of each statue, but the base of each individual image form varies in design.

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