The Bronze Ballerina Stands Balancing All Of Her Gentle Weight On Her Partners, While He Supports Her On His Right Leg. She Daintily Masters Her Attitude En Pointe Dance Pose As Her Left Leg Curves Backward Holding Herself From His Back. Her Right Leg Is Straight Upward And Her Foot Pointed As Well. Her Right Arm Is Touching The Floor And The Other Arms Is Gracefully Behind Her Body. The Hanthepanom (Pronounce: Tâyp-Pá-Nom,[1] Other Spelling: Teppanom,[2] Not To Be Confused With Wikipedia Entry For Thepphanom[3]) Is An Angel Or Deity Who Is A Temple Protector And Guardian. They Are Often Represented As A Pair, A Brother And A Sister, Kneeling On Both Knees With Hands At The Wai Position, Praying Or Offering Respect. The Thepanom First Came To Earth When Buddha Reached Enlightenment. They Became Buddha'S Protector, Then Guardian Of Religious Temples And Artifacts Such As Scrolls. The Definition Of Thepanom Was Arrived At By Reading Descriptions Of Thepanom Statues And Communicating With Thai People. The Handmade Bronze Sculpture Was Molded Using The Ancient Method Of Lost-Wax Casting And Finished With A Brown And Green Patina Finish For Preservation. It Is Mounted Upon A Black Marble Base And It Signed Ming.Dsome And Strong Young Man Spreads His Arms Out As His Left Leg Is Straight Out, Pointing His Toes. They Stays Focused And Balanced At All Moments. This Delicate Figure Was Molded Using The Lost-Wax Method Of Casting And Finished With A Brown Patina Tarnish. She Flits Upon A Black Marble Base. Bronze Dimensions With Marble Base: Height 15 X Width 6 inches. Weight : 8 Lbs.

This item is in great condition.