The Form Stone Buddha images under Naga of Bayon style Khmer art 18th Bud dhist centuries in Wat Sra Kamphaeng Yai Uthumphon Phisai District Sisaket Province

Abstract

This article examines the form and belief of the Naga Prok Sila Buddha 
image. Khmer art in Thailand, Bayon style, around the 18th Buddhist century found at 
Wat Sa Kamphaeng Yai. Uthumphon Phisai District Sisaket Province The results showed that 1) the overall style of this Naga Prok Buddha image was related to the 
Naga Prok Buddha image in Angkor. Cambodia up close However, found The 
technician has also put local characteristics into it, such as carving a small face. It is a 
shorter and smaller egg shape found in Angk or. In addition to the creativity of 
technicians in this area It was also found that the craftsmen may have been inspired 
by other areas as well, that is, the craftsmen carved deep Buddha images. His eyes 
are long and slender, and his eyes are low, like a Buddha image, which is popular in 
the central region of Thailand. It was found that there are two concepts that are 
possible. The first is that this Buddha image is Phra Chai Buddha Mahanat. Which is 
the Buddha image of the reign of King Jayavarman VII and the second concept 
is Bhaisajyaguru Vaiduryaprabha Tathagata Buddha that is covered with a serpent The 
media for the ancestors of the Khmer people And it is a combination of Buddhist 
beliefs and the beliefs of the native people together.