Intricately carved Apsara reliefs adorn a stone surface at Angkor Thom, Cambodia. The central figure, in a dynamic pose, is surrounded by floral motifs and other figures, embodying celestial dancers from Hindu mythology. Crafted in sandstone, the relief showcases the detailed artistry of the Khmer Empire, highlighting elaborate costumes, jewelry, and headdresses typical of Apsaras. Positioned at the Bayon Gate, these carvings reflect spiritual and cultural narratives significant to ancient Khmer architecture and religious practices.
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