The Main Buddha Image

This Buddha image was made by the mother of King Tilokarat in 1407.

Bronze casting

This Buddha image is in the standing gesture displaying the Abhaya Mudra. It has round face, big knotted hair, flaming halo, look-down eyes, slightly open mouth, knotted jaw, chubby body, oblique robe, and the sanghati reaching belly and waistcloth.

It is an example of Lanna art Buddha images in the 20th Buddhist century that combines both Singh Neung and Singh Song Buddha image types.

This Buddha image displays the characteristics of Buddha images in the last phase of the 20th Buddhist century in Lanna art which is a combination of the Singh Neung Buddha image Pattern, which is characterized by the rounded face, knotted jaw and fat body. And the Singh Song which comprises the flaming halo, and sanghati reaching belly and waistcloth.

1. The Walking Buddha image on the decorated gold plates on the chedi bell of Wat Phra That Hariphunchai, Lamphun Province is an example of a walking Buddha image in Lanna art that is clearly influenced by Sukhothai art.

2. Phra Chao Kaa King Phraya Mangrai of Wat Phraya Mangrai, Chiang Mai province is an example of a walking Buddha image in the 20th Buddhist century that is contemporary with the main Buddha image of Wat Chedi Luang.