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ArchitectureThe Main Chedi
This is a castle shape chedi. It has one layer flat base in a square plan, one layer lotus base. Next up is a reunthat, decorated with stucco and various patterns in a square plan on a lotus base with arches. The top has a sloping roof. Next up was another three layers lotus base supporting the bell, spire, minaret and tiered umbrella in a circular plan.
ArchitectureThe Main Chedi
This chedi is a single pointed top castle shaped chedi. The bottom base is in a square plan. It supports a four layers flat base in the twenty eight corner plan, two layers lotus base in the twenty eight corner plan, reunthat with four standing Buddha images arches in the twenty eight corner plan, three layers twelve corners lotus base, the bell and throne in circular plan, spire and minaret.
ArchitectureThe Castle Shape Chedi
This is a castle shape chedi. It has a flat base and lotus base in the many corners plan support, a base that supporting the reunthat, four arches with Buddha images and decorative pattern on the pillars. Next up was the reun yod that was made into a layer house with walls, windows, castle model at the corners and sloping roof but the top part was missing.
ArchitectureChedi Chang Lom
This chedi is a castle shaped chedi. It has flat base, surrounding elephants base with fifteen elephant sculpture, clockwise yard with stairway on the east. The ruenthat has decorated three arches on each side, for a total of twelve arches with stucco pattern. The middle arch is a double arch. The top of the roof is a two level slope in the recess plan. There are three layers base supporting the bell in octagonal plan. The bell is in the circular plan with the throne in corner increment plan, cylinders, spire and the top.
ArchitectureThe Castle Shape Chedi Wat Ko Klang
This chedi is a five-pointed top castle shaped chedi. The bottom base supports the ruenthat, which is a chaturamuk chamber with arches protruding on all four sides. Each arch has decorative stucco designs. Above the ruenthat is a bell shape chedi with spire but already broken.
SculptureThe radiant Avalokiteshvara Bodhisattva
The radiant Avalokiteshvara Bodhisattva is in a standing position but with missing limbs as in the head, hands, shins, and feet. The chest, shoulders and upper arms of the body are decorated with many rows of Buddha images that looks like armor.There is a large image of a person in the middle of the chest and the waist and this might refer to Prachya Paramita. The image wears shorts with roughly engraved pattern. Its lower body from the thigh to the feet is in disproportion according to the sculpture in Bayon style.
SculptureThe radiant Avalokiteshvara Bodhisattva
The radiant Avalokiteshvara Bodhisattva is standing on a square base. Its condition is complete except for the 8 hands that are missing. The sculpture has a square face, closed eyes, with the corners of the mouth lifted slightly as in Khmer Arts, Bayon style. The hair is put up in a cylinder shape and the hair is decorated with the image of Amitabha Buddha and many other Buddha images. The upper part of the body is decorated with rows of Buddha images that looks like armor. There is a large image of a person in the middle of the chest and the waist and they might refer to Prachya Paramita. All 8 hands are missing. The image wears shorts with roughly engraved pattern. His lower body from the thigh to the feet is in disproportion. Every toe has on a ring.
SculptureBuddha image Sheltered by a Naga
The Buddha image is sitting in a cross-legged position. The shin is as sharp as of the real person. The image wears a slanted yellow rope. The rope is very thin with no stripes. The face of the image is calm, the eyes are closed, the corner of the mouth slightly lifted, the hair curls in spiral, the frame of the face is a little convex. There are 3 layers of Naga supporting the image and in the back of the image, there are many Naga’s heads.
