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When the names of the poses of the Buddha were codified in the 1830s, double-"abhaya" was identified as "hâm samut," or "forbidding the ocean." The pose had in fact persisted throughout the Ayutthaya period, but how its meaning differed from that of the right-hand-"abhaya" pose in the course of these centuries is not known.This image has an understated character that may in fact be rather typical of the late-Ayutthaya style.
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