Antique Hindu

Original antique print of a man of the Hindu people. This print originates from 'Moeurs, usages et costumes de tous les peuples du monde' by Auguste Wahlen.

Later we were said that the Head comes from Indochina: Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, Thailand, Vietnam, and Peninsular Malaysia and It is kind of rare and should find true collector of Hi...

Each statue is hand carved as a male Hindu four armed temple guard, the guards holding a mace (Gada) and one hand on a dagger (Katar), another hand holding a lotus flower to represen...

Rare and sculptural Indian bronze oil lamp cast in the form of an elephant with raised lamp column and dish. Likely Deccan or South Indian work, dating to the 18th century. Beautifu...

This monumental Cambodian bronze sculpture of the Hindu goddess Uma, dating to the 13th century Bayon period or later, stands as a refined and unusually large Khmer bronze.

1920-1930 three Hindu deities of the Siam, hand-carved exotic hardwood n. 1 measures cm: H 150, W 35, D 25 n.2 measure cm: H 102, W 35, D 25.

Highly uncommon Thai or Cambodian giant (from the Ramakien-SouthEast Asian version of the Ramayana) kneeling in devotion. I've never seen another example of from such an early period...

The features are clearly reminiscent of the carvings found at both Bayon Temple at Angkor Thom and at Angkor Wat which was originally built in the first half of the 12th century as a...

This authentic sculpture is ideal for collectors seeking an antique Lakshmi statue, terracotta Hindu sculpture, or a meaningful devotional artifact with historical and symbolic signi...

Shortly after their marriage, her association with Har Dayal led to their being called as witnesses in the Hindu-German Conspiracy Trial during which one Indian was assassinated in t...

His role is central to Hindu philosophy, where he appears in various incarnations to restore dharma whenever it is threatened.

Despite being surrounded by far more expensive Buddhist and Hindu sculptures, this piece consistently draws attention due to its character, presence, and authenticity.

Asparas are celestial beings in both Hindu and Buddhist mythology.  Renowned for their unparalleled beauty, dancing and music.  

A bronze sculpture depicting Shiva Nataraja, the Hindu god of cosmic dance, framed by a symbolic ring of flames representing the cycle of creation and destruction.

Wonderful hand carved wooden wall plaque with intricate detail of a scene from Ramayana. According to the Hindu epic Ramayana relates the story of the life of Rama, the seventh incar...

The lamp belongs to the traditional Sukunda type, used in Hindu and Buddhist rituals across Nepal. Such lamps were typically filled with oil and lit during ceremonies, symbolizing th...

The table features figural carvings of elephants and a central medallion depicting a Hindu goddess.

The piece belongs to the traditional Sukunda lamp typology, widely used in Hindu and Buddhist ritual practice in Nepal. Such lamps were lit during ceremonies and daily worship, symbo...

The figure depicts Krishna, one of the most beloved deities in Hindu tradition. Krishna is revered as the embodiment of divine love, compassion, joy, and spiritual wisdom, often asso...

With a weight of 4.19 kgs, this historically significant panel offers both devotional and artistic value, making it a compelling acquisition for collectors of Indian temple art, Hind...

The wrathful expression is flanked by foliate hooped earrings and surmounted by a foliate skull tiara with the head of Ganga at center, while his hair stands wildly on end, supportin...

Traditionally known as a Sukunda, this ceremonial oil lamp has been used for centuries in both Hindu and Buddhist rituals throughout Nepal. It symbolizes the triumph of light over da...

The hong — the sacred bird of Thai Buddhist tradition, derived from the celestial swan hamsa of Hindu cosmology — is among the most recurring subjects in the sacred art of Southeast ...

Known as a Sukunda, this traditional Nepalese oil lamp has long been used in both Hindu and Buddhist ceremonies. It serves not only as a functional lamp but also as a powerful symbol...

Mounted on a discreet custom base, this sculpture is a museum-worthy example of Southeast Asian Hindu art, ideal for collectors seeking a rare, authoritative, and visually striking b...

This region of the Hindu-Kush was once the exclusive domain of a group of peoples related to the Indo-Europeans.

The term "Mahout" is a Hindu word for an elephant driver or elephant keeper.

In each culture became something slightly different as in the Himalayas it joined.Bon religion, and the animistic religions of the peoples who are there, in Japan, it joined the Shin...

A fine Vintage Indian silver and gemstone necklace Antique 19th century silver Hindu pendant in hand crafted silver with agate with gemstones coral natural pearl and glass beads.

Originally conceived as a devotional offering in Hindu temples—often dedicated to deities such as Shiva or Ayyanar—these “Temple Toys” were both sacred objects and cherished playthin...

The semi-elephant semi-human Hindu deity is also known as Ganapati and Vinayaka.

This Antique Pottery Meenakshi Statue from the 19th century is a rare collectible that beautifully represents the Hindu goddess Meenakshi, a revered form of Goddess Parvati whose nam...

Antique 19th Century Indian solid 22k gold bracelet, composed of six hinged panels, each decorated in repoussé with Hindu deities, including Sabaruthy, Cawlingamirthuwum, Kali, Soobr...

Origin is more precisely Rajasthan or Gujarat region. In Hindu and Jain traditions, the cobra (Naga) is a sacred symbol of protection, fertility, and spiritual power.

The rectangular form is defined by a deeply patinated surface and a geometric carved border, characteristic of regional woodworking traditions of the Hindu Kush. The forged iron stra...

Used to scoop Air Succi holy water by these Hindu-animist mountain people of the Lake Batur area, the undulating carved wood handle has various symbolic meanings.

Used to scoop Air Succi holy water by these Hindu-animist mountain people of the Lake Batur area, the undulating carved wood handle has various symbolic meanings.

While Chola bronzes are predominantly Hindu, this impressive sculpture represents the Buddhist tradition of the same region—an equally important but far less frequently encountered s...

Indian School, Pichwai Painting, 19th century, gouache on cloth, depicting the Hindu god Krishna, sacred cows, consorts, and attendants within a scrolling foliate border, black frame.

This very fine piece of Hindu art is in very good condition with a lovely rich colour and patina.

This special antique wooden Indian temple is a distinguished piece of 18th-century craftsmanship, traditionally used in Hindu ceremonies for housing sacred statues. Made from solid w...

Well-loved and richly worn, this petite bronze traveling shrine from North India depicts the Hindu god Ganesha. Attributed to 17th century or later, the palm-sized icon reveals its a...

His iconography is widely found throughout South Asian countries from India, Nepal, Sri Lanka to Bali (Indonesia) and Bangladesh, across all different Hindu denominations. Devotion t...

Mountain systems such as the Zagros, Elburz, and Hindu Kush are rendered with pronounced relief, emphasizing the rugged terrain that shaped trade, warfare, and political control.

Technique: Copper engraving with original hand color Maker: Rigobert Bonne, Paris, circa 1780 Keywords: Persia Iran Georgia Caucasus Armenia Azerbaijan Iraq Mesopotamia Kurdistan Kh...

This figure blends the culture of ancient Greece with Indian Hindu and buddhist influences. The figure is made of gray schist, it showcases the fusion of Hellenistic and Indian style...

This 19th-century Indian miniature painting is composed in the Mughal style and depicts a meeting of the Hindu god Krishna and his shakti Radha, also known as the Supreme Goddess.

Krishna is the god of protection, compassion, tenderness and love. ** Saraswati is a Hindu goddess associated with education, creativity and music.

Well-loved and richly worn, this petite bronze traveling shrine depicts the Hindu god Ganesha. Attributed to 17th/18th century Nepal, the palm-sized icon is sculpted of bronze and fi...

Large decorative Indian Hindu woodcarving depicting a horse with an attendant (possibly shiva), used for processions.

A pair of 19th century Hindu temple fragments. This pair of antique fragments were elements of a section of hand-carved wood frieze, within a temple in India.

Rectangular form, the piece is etched with of Hindu deities figures on all sides and top. Circa late 19th century with original dark bronze patina.

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Antique Indian Saraswati Godess Indoor/Outdoor Stone Sculpture This beautiful antique sculpture would be a great addition for your garden or meditation/yoga room. In Hindu mythology...

Notes Many four-armed male figures from the Angkor Wat period depict the Hindu god Vishnu. Towards the end of the twelfth century, however, images of Lokeshvara and other Buddhist d...

Measuring 23.2 cm high, 21.6 cm wide, and 11.5 cm deep, and weighing 7.55 kgs, this compact shrine was likely used to enshrine small Hindu deities or spiritual icons. Its aged surf...

A pair of 19th century Hindu temple fragments. This pair of antique fragments were elements of a section of hand-carved wood frieze, within a temple in India.