Antique Lotus

With crawling dragons at base neck of the gourd shaped vase, mounted on a wooden carved lotus

lotus flowers (see Glanz, plate 32, p. 108). Originally sourced in Lhasa, Tibet, this piece is published

decoration of lotus flowers and other symbols of good fortune. To the center of the bulbous bodies are

auspicious motifs — plum blossom, lotus, orchid, bamboo, and birds — alongside classic fret and wave borders

facial expression, seated in dhynasana on a double-lotus base, hands in anjali mudra, the upright body

lotus base. The figure displays a serene and contemplative expression, with a classical posture and

Phoenix, Peony, Lotus pods and Pomegranates, etc all around the vase. Meaning wealth, honor, splendor

window, while the sides are carved in large, undulating lotus flowers. This beautiful piece is one of a

. Egyptian Influence: Caryatids, sphinxes, and lotus leaves (popularized after Napoleon’s Egyptian

gilt bronze handle. The body decorated with stylized lotuses on a yellow ground and with ruyi-head

features decorative patterns of lotus and chrysanthemum flowers, vines, and dragons. Made in Japan

arrangement long associated with harmony, cosmic order, and protection. Surrounding the medallion are lotus

frieze with a gadrooned lower border, on four ring turned and lotus leaf wrapped baluster tapering legs

repoussé lotus motifs and floral designs along the sides, having the original four cast iron ring handles

pigments for a lustrous finish. He sits upon a tiered lotus plinth with legs crossed and hands held

motif of scattered peonies, chrysanthemums, lotus flowers, and around the rim are stylized peonies. The

A stunning pair of neoclassical style porcelain compotes or scalloped bowls on fashioned lotus

detailed sculpture stands in a graceful pose atop an intricately carved elevated lotus flower base

on the sides and leg posts. The front legs are adorned with lotus flowers.

pendants, with their flame-like and lotus-derived contours, signify prosperity, spiritual flourishing, and

specifically the minute internal details of the blossoming lotuses and the precisely executed curvilinear

lotus beneath its renowned bridge. Rimpa School, Japan 17th century, Edo period. The depiction of the

malachite stones suggestive of scarabs, interspersed with lotus forms. Sophisticated enough for any moment

quiet spiritual authority. The Buddha is shown seated in meditation on a tiered lotus base, his hands

, and topped by a lotus leaf that has been placed within the bird's long beak. The symbol of the lotus

stylized lotus blossoms and the precisely executed scrolling vines definitively distinguishes this antique

turned lotus carved tapered legs with casters.

the front blocks and this point flanking a reeded apron. The front legs have lotus flower form carving

of green lotus petals painted against a white/cream-glazed exterior. This piece was acquired

Deco floral fan motifs, resembling stylized lotus or palmette sprays with flowing linear stems and

lotus, chrysanthemum, plum blossom, and leafy branches, all hand-painted in soft yellow, celadon green

decorated base with raised lacquer foliate and floral details, seated in padmasana, (the lotus position

folding table originating from Tibet. This example has a blossoming Lotus flower on the front and sides

, songbirds; yellow-ground scrolling lotus neck; peach-cartouche shoulder band; lappet foot; ruyi rim Palette

Majolica lotus flower and lily pad centerpiece footed compote stand made in the United States

Chinese art — dragons, cranes, pagodas, lotus flowers, and auspicious emblems — these rugs created a

folded atop a finely articulated beaded lotus pedestal, with hands held in anjali mudra, the gesture of

blossoming lotuses and the precisely executed curvilinear guards—definitively distinguishes this antique

Lotus Calyx Gold, garnet Kingdom of Champa 12th - 14th century AD Size: 57 (EU) P 1/2 (UK) 7 3/4 (US

alternate with open-faced lotus blossoms in ivory and pink, cloud bands in ivory and teal (the Chinese

Decorated with snakes and lotus motif Stamped for 14 karat gold With maker's mark for Larter & Sons

inverted lotus petals in a moment of sublime, timeless grace. Leaning subtly forward, his right hand gently

Italian marble, raised on baluster stem with lotus leaf carving, ending on triform platform base supported

Lost wax bronze casting of a standing Ganesha on plinth with lotus throne. India, circa 1800's

reminiscent of Indian Jali screens and features some hallmark motifs of Indian decorative elements: lotus

scarab cabochon in a frame of outstretched wings with colorful enamel lotus flowers. Scarabs symbolized

the Mandalay (Burma) region. The Monk figure is seated crossed legs lotus posture, slightly reclined

powerful and rhythmic floral composition featuring a vibrant all-over lattice of blooming lotus and

, encircling a central roundel. This roundel features a lotus blossom intertwined with vinery, culminating in a

English Victorian style colored botanical print of lotus flowers titled \"The Sacred Egyptian Bean

within a double-line border; the other with a central lotus medallion amid an overall lattice ground with

jewelry, Avalokiteshvara holds a lotus at the shoulder, a powerful symbol of purity and compassion

engraved panels, each illustrating a distinct moment: figures canoeing among lotus lakes, a Chinese sampan

lotus blossoms. The Peony (the "King of Flowers") represents wealth and honor, while the Lotus

gracefully into a conical lid, topped by a large finial in the shape of a lotus bud, a motif for purity and

reserve, within ivory arabesque filled corners. The surrounding border is lightest blue with lotus

Xiangu, the female immortal holding a lotus; Lü Dongbin, the scholar-leader; and Li Tieguai, the immortal