Golden Boy and Ganesha on the skull

#VisitMuseum National Museum, Bangkok "Golden Boy" and the sculpture of a kneeling woman with hands together, both of which are believed to have disappeared from Buriram Province. The Fine Arts Department has displayed them for the public to see. The bronze sculpture of Shiva, or "Golden Boy", is around the 16th Buddhist century. It is a statue of Shiva wearing the regalia of a high-ranking person. The name "Golden Boy" is a name given by antique dealers and is considered a world-class antique because it uses advanced casting technology. It is made of copper and tin, coated with gold leaf and embedded with silver. Another piece is the sculpture of "a woman with hands together", sitting with her knees raised, hands raised above her head, dressed like a high-ranking person, cast in bronze with traces of silver and gold decoration. It can be visited at Building 4, 2nd floor, open every day from Wednesday to Sunday. The entrance fee for Thais is 30 baht, and for students 10 baht. #100WaysToTravel #100WaysToTravel #wattosann