Antique Mandala

The basic form of most mandalas is a square with four gates containing a circle.

Buddha Mudra Mandala is an original colored artwork realized in Tibet in the early XX century.

The basic form of most mandalas is a square with four gates containing a circle with a center point.

Japan, a rare authentic hand painted on paper Mandala Buddhist scroll from Nichiren Buddhist Gohonzon, Meiji 34 (1901).

A rare survivor. About Mandalas: A mandala is literally "circle" and is a spiritual and ritual symbol in the Indian religions of Hinduism, Buddhism and Jainism .

From an important Japanese Buddhist Collection Japanese Mandala scroll Buddhist hand painted and handwritten in sumi ink on paper with vibrant brush strokes Japanese Nichiren Bud...

The basic form of most mandalas is a square with four gates containing a circle.

The basic form of most mandalas is a square with four gates containing a circle.

The basic form of most mandalas is a square with four gates containing a circle with a center point.

Tibetan Thangka depicting a central Buddha figure before a mandala on a lotus plinth embracing the consort, the lower register having a deity figure emerging from a white lotus flank...

Tibet, circa 1890 An unusual late nineteenth century processional sign in the form of a radiating sun, painted with peaceful resting face to the centre, and a mandala to the the rev...

Beautifully carved floral motifs are framed above a mandala pattern, which is complete with a lotus flower in its center.

Beautifully carved floral motifs are framed above a mandala pattern, which is complete with a lotus flower in its center.

This rare example is characterized for having a tiger pelt design onto which are superimposed three large Mandala, symbols of the universe.

There are faint designs of mandalas showing through the paint which give the cabinet an added measure of interest.

The motif has floral and mandala banding and lights with lovely diffusion.

The figure contains much of the iconography inherent in depictions of the Buddha such as the lotus flower (purity) he sits upon, the elongated earlobes signifying his rejection of ma...

The field pattern has latch hooks mandalas consistent with Kaza-Bordjalou, the green ground and boxed double rams’ horns evoke Kazak-Karachov carpets and the rare, early border also ...

The perfectly symmetrical elements seems to spiral out from a centerpiece that lends to a many-petaled mandala. Gorgeous in any light, this refined rug is harmonized in an understate...

At the core of the rug, bright, flowery mandalas cascade down, the variations in color and shape creating a gorgeous presence that is not unlike that of flowing water.

The dazzling collection of concentric medallions and ferny vines is set in a formal coffered composition that incorporates vibrant colors and an endless assortment of expressive vari...

At the center of the rug is a deep, black background, itself home to numerous mandalas and other floral elements that establish the primary motif for the antique rug.

He displays the varada mudra, symbolizing charity or wish fulfillment. Mandalas or chakras appear on the palms of his hands and soles of his feet.

The largest primary border houses smaller mandalas within, each connected by a series of gracefully curving vines and stems.

In a garden room, the installation reads like a botanical mandala; outdoors, it becomes a whimsical focal point; indoors, it delivers a sophisticated wink of garden charm.

The background was filled with tightly embroidered mandala patterns with yori-ito twisted and floss silk threads in shifting color that conveys a deeper dimension.

These colors come together to create a vivacious arrangement, complete with ample points of contrast that help characterize the blend of shapes within this impressive antique Persian...

These earthy and cool tones work together to create a soothing landscape, one that entices the viewer to study the bounty of details at the heart of the antique rug. Here, several ma...

At the center of the carpet is a floral medallion or mandala, a visual metaphor for Buddhist notions of the universe and eternity.

Standing against the night-like blue landscape of this beautiful small scatter size rug is a magnificent gold mandala, itself housing several bright and exquisitely rendered leaves t...

A thangka is the Tibetan traditional painting on cotton or silk usually depicting a Buddist deity, scene, or a decorative Mandala. Thangkas are traditionally kept unframed and rolled...

At the center of this antique rug from Afghanistan, is a series of ten mandalas, arranged in five rows of two each, breaking up the space while adding simple contact with the rest of...

At the center of the rug is a beautiful mandala, surrounded by elegantly defined negative space created by the lighter-colored triangles present at the corners of where the borders m...

Several rich borders frame around each other, leading the viewer's eyes from the stunning elements within to the heart of the antique Persian rug, where the largest amount of activit...

A thangka is the Tibetan traditional painting on cotton or silk usually depicting a Buddist deity, scene, or a decorative Mandala. Thangkas are traditionally kept unframed and rolled...

The form, stance, expression, and saddle motifs of this deer all follow very closely to those of the iconic and captivating Deer Mandalas of Kasuga Shrine, in which a deer is portray...

The lush mulberry and aubergine field and complementary borders are filled with elaborate Persianate arabesques that have a chic European-influenced complexion. Graceful mandalas and...

The circular pierced decorated, mandala style frame is ornamented with a principle 0.52Ct Old European cut diamond to the center.

This versatile pendant/brooch has a pierced decorated, mandala style design, ornamented with a feature 6.5mm seed pearl to the center.

The political center of this new city has a perfect geometric shape of a Buddhist mandala, due to which the city was named Mandalay.

Accordingly, his figure occupies an important hierarchical position in the pictorial diagramatic Mandala of the Two Realms. He mirrors Vidyaraja, or "king of knowledge" in Sanskrit t...

Accordingly, his figure occupies an important hierarchical position in the pictorial diagramatic Mandala of the Two Realms. He mirrors Vidyaraja, or "king of knowledge" in Sanskrit t...

He combined the aesthetics of Medieval manuscripts with Moorish arabesques, Byzantine mandalas, and Classical Renaissance melodrama to create a body of work that guided viewers acros...

, is a Tibetan Buddhist painting on cotton, silk appliqué, or human skin usually depicting a Buddhist deity, scene, or mandala. Tangkas are traditionally kept unframed and rolled up ...

Accordingly, his figure occupies an important hierarchical position in the pictorial diagramatic Mandala of the Two Realms. He mirrors Vidyaraja, or "king of knowledge" in ...

The basic form of most mandalas is a square with four gates containing a circle.

A fabulous vanity stool in a gorgeous shade of royal blue with mandala flowers embroidered on to it. Acquired in a Palm Beach estate.

Magnificent vintage black iron bench with ornate decoration having central oval mandala with seated nymph surrounded by intertwining vines, birds, and foliage.

The chargers date to the late 19th century and feature a center mandala with surround by large floral reserves and smaller abstract phoenix and lotus reserves in deep cobalt blue and...

The dish has painted sprigs to the underside of the rim and has a painted underglaze blue mandala flower mark set within a double circle.

This charming Indian Arts & Crafts carpet features a lively assemblage of singular motifs, modular compartments and variations that create an intricate patchwork pattern. Circular ma...

These Classic chairs feature rounded crest rails with out-sweeping hand rests and curved extensions attached to the front legs, backsplat decorated with a mandala of two dragons, rea...

Often in Vajrayana art, they are arranged in a mandala, with Vairocana in the center. The other Buddhas are depicted in each of the four directions (north, south, east, and west).

This particular figure would have originally been one of a set, situated as part of a three dimensional mandala surrounding a central figure of either Charkrasamvara or his consort, ...

The quatrefoil’s fourfold symmetry is also linked to the idea of the mandala—a spiritual symbol representing the universe, balance, and wholeness.

The blue underglaze decoration was done superbly using an imprint technique to create a montage of overlapping Japanese mandalas with auspicious patterns. On top of that background, ...

Tangka in the shape of a mandala, Chinese-Tibetan origins, in hand-painted open-work wood.