Collection: Cambodian Buddha Statues

Explore Cambodian Buddha statues and Khmer Buddhist sculpture selected for material, craftsmanship, iconography and regional character. Cambodia’s sculptural history developed through powerful Khmer court and temple traditions, with Buddhist imagery appearing in stone, bronze and wood alongside the better-known Hindu monuments of the region.

Older Cambodian Buddhas can show distinctive facial modelling, broad shoulders, carefully arranged robes and strong sculptural simplicity. Attribution may depend on a combination of style, material, surface, construction and comparison with established Khmer forms rather than one isolated detail.

Khmer and antique Cambodian Buddhist sculpture

This collection can include seated and standing Buddhas, bronze devotional figures, carved stone sculpture and related fragments. Browse alongside our antique Buddha statues, bronze Buddha statues and Thai Buddha statues to compare regional traditions across mainland Southeast Asia.