Discover the three remarkable bronze Buddhas found at Tagondaing in Myanmar, associated with the Pyu period and generally placed within the 6th–7th centuries. Their elegant standing forms offer a rare insight into the sophisticated Buddhist bronze tradition that flourished in Myanmar centuries before the rise of Bagan.

The Buddhist art of Lan Xang developed from a complex network of influences shared with Lanna, Khmer and other Southeast Asian traditions. Explore how Lao sculptors transformed these influences into a distinctive visual language and learn to recognize the characteristics of Lan Xang Buddha images.