Koh Ker Statues

Koh Ker statues are significant Khmer sculptures created during the Angkor period in Cambodia, particularly between the 9th and 10th centuries. They originate from Koh Ker, a former capital of the Khmer Empire. These statues often depict Hindu deities, such as Shiva and Vishnu, and include intricate details reflecting the artistry of the time. Koh Ker's stone carvings, including towering faces and statues, show the blend of religious devotion and skilled craftsmanship. Today, they are valued for their historical and cultural importance, offering insight into the beliefs and artistic achievements of early Cambodian civilization.