Is this picture of a statue of the Shakyamuni Buddha?
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Im not sure that is made in Siam, it may be Lao, Lanna (shan), Khmer or some Burmese counries. But, it is statue of image of imagination of autor's sight on the mind about Shakyamuni )
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