Bali Antique

Antique small openwork Yogya decorative plate An antique Indonesian Yogya plate, richly decorated. The outer edge is surrounded by three openwork rings with leaf-like scenes. In the...

This 19th century "Dulang" features a floral motif and other hand-painted Bali Hindu Motifs, a stunning piece of craftsmanship.

This 19th century "Dulang" features a floral motif and other hand-painted Bali Hindu Motifs, a stunning piece of craftsmanship.

This 19th century "Dulang" has lost most of its hand-painted Bali Hindu Motifs making it better suited for those seeking something more minimalist.

This 19th century "Dulang" has lost most of its hand-painted Bali Hindu Motifs making it better suited for those seeking something more minimalist.

Indonesian Yogya, Djokja Openwork Basket, Late 19th Century An openwork basket with elegant 8-sided scalloped edges, with four Kala heads, between a floral pattern and centered on t...

This is a large 'Dulang' from Lombok. Dulangs amid Indonesia serve a number of purposes depending on the region they originate from. In Lombok 'Dulang' Tray were used as small tables...

This is an exceptionally large 'Dulang' from Lombok. Dulangs amid Indonesia serve a number of purposes depending on the region they originate from. In Lombok 'Dulang' Tray were used ...

This pair of hand-woven Chinese Baskets feature a red wood lacquered base and brown rattan fibres. Their minimalist design makes them suitable as a decorative addition to any space. ...

Balinese offering tray; these trays known as "Dulangs" were used to carry offerings atop Balinese women’s heads during ceremonial processions. This 19th century "Dulang" features a f...

Balinese offering tray; "Dulangs" served two main purpose, one purpose was to carry offerings atop woman’s heads during ceremonies. The present dulang was used exclusively in temples...

Balinese offering tray; these trays known as "Dulangs" were used to carry offerings atop Balinese women’s heads during ceremonial processions. This 19th century "Dulang" features a f...

This engraving, together with the image of the King of Bali, represents the first European depiction of Bali and its people.

Nieuwenkamp, Zwerftochten op Bali, Edam 1922 p. 44 (ill.). W.O.J. Nieuwenkamp, Zwerftochten op Bali, Edam 1910 p. 80 (ill.).

Its harmonious blend of materials and symbolic detailing reflects the devotional artistry of Bali’s ceremonial culture. A highly decorative and meaningful piece of Southeast Asian r...

Notable geographic references include the eastern and northern shores of Java, the Strait of Batavia near Jakarta, and the nearby island of Bali at the eastern edge of the map. The s...

Madura) appears to the northeast, while Bali is shown at the eastern end of the island. To the west, part of Sumatra is depicted with the Sunda Strait clearly marked, a strategically...

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

The map spans Sumatra, Java, Borneo, Celebes (Sulawesi), the Moluccas, Timor, Bali, Lombok, Flores, Sumba, Sumbawa, the Banda Islands, Buru, Ceram, New Guinea, and parts of the Malay...

Executed as a two-piece construction, the mask features a fully articulated lower jaw that moves in sync with the wearer’s mouth—an important functional detail associated with ceremo...

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

Technique: Copperplate engraving Maker: Willem Janszoon Blaeu, Amsterdam, c.1635–1645 Keywords: antique map, Blaeu map, Willem Blaeu, Dutch Golden Age, 17th century map, VOC map, Du...

The presence of a small figure of Bali at the base further emphasizes the narrative of the Vamana avatar.

Throughout the 1930s, he traveled to the Samoa Islands, Bali, Laos, Cambodia and Yugoslavia, creating numerous portraits and scenic views.

It forms part of the same series as the famous “King of Bali” and “Balinese Festival” engravings, all central to Linschoten’s pioneering illustrated travel narrative.

The dwarf Vamana won back the universe from King Bali by transforming into Trivikrama and crossing the universe in three giant steps.

A large ceramic jar / vase / urn from Bali, Indonesia, Early 20th Century, hand-crafted.

While many wooden statues in Bali were often employed as architectural elements, this one stands apart.

The remaining three maps extend the island eastward in matching scale and style, depicting Central Java, East Java with Madura, and the eastern extremity of Java with the Bali Strait...

He also traveled extensively throughout Indonesia, including Bali, to Japan, Canada, and Mexico. He painted in primarily oils and acrylics, and his preferred subjects were landscape...

The text describes their enormous size and nutritional value, noting their importance to the diet of islanders in the Indian Ocean and Bali. This plate reflects De Bry’s characterist...

De Lancvas, Fagaras, Lacca et Cucifructa Depicts roots and tubers of tropical plants found in Bali, Java, and Sunda, including the aromatic galangal (Lancuas), Cubeb pepper (Fagar...

The Gamelan, an ensemble unique to Java and Bali, is essential in accompanying dances, shadow puppet plays, and community rituals.

He lived in Yogyakarta and then in Ubud, Bali starting from 1927, when Indonesia was under European colonial rule as the Dutch East Indies.

The detailed line work captures the texture of the parasol, the patterns of the clothing, and the serene expression of the deity, reflecting the mythological significance of Vamana, ...

She then traveled to North Africa, Japan, China, Fiji, Bali, New Guinea, and Thailand where she was commissioned to paint a portrait of the King.

Chart of the island of Java, depicting soundings around the coast, all principal harbors, rivers and elevations, bays and points, settlements and provinces. Included are Madura, Bali...

These coins were found abundant in Bali due to the active commercial trading with the Chinese sea merchants, as well as well established Chinese communities that long resided on Bali.

In 1898 he visited Indonesia for the first time and on his second visit in 1903-1904 he went on to Bali and became the first foreign artist to love Bali and the Balinese with a passi...

In 1898 he visited Indonesia for the first time and on his second visit in 1903-1904 he went on to Bali and became the first foreign artist to love Bali and the Balinese with a passi...

In 1898 he visited Indonesia for the first time and on his second visit in 1903-1904 he went on to Bali and became the first foreign artist to love Bali and the Balinese with a passi...

Keywords: architectural salvage building fragment ornamental carving religious icon figure figural church monastery pagoda India Indian Indonesian Thai Siam Laos Bali Balinese Buddha...

In 1911-1915, he visited Egypt, India, Burma and Bali. Sterne’s style was greatly affected by his studies and travels.

We here at Lynx Hollow Antiques absolutely love decorating with religious antiques, from all areas of the world and all religions, including Thai Buddha Heads, Bali Balinese figural ...

A couple of the photos show him before he was cleaned and the natural ageing is obvious. Purchased in Bali or Indonesia by a Dallas Private Collector in the 1970’s.

Also showing part of Sumatra, Borneo, Bali and Lombok. Very interesting and decorative miniature map with lots of the details and names of island and places, especially in the no...

Penang is spelled as Perach, Johor as Joor. Bali and Lombok are also on it. This map of West Indonesia is from a period when it was colonised by the Dutch, when capital Jakarta was s...

Kelistm" and is from Ubud, Bali. It features a large number of figures carrying a large sculpture likely for ceremonial purposes.

It also shows the island of Bali, Lombok, part of Borneo (Kalimantan), Celebes (Sulawesi), Timor, The Lesser Sunda Islands, West Papua and the Northern tip of Australia (Terre du Sud...

He decided to travel to Indonesia in 1920. In Bali he met the painter Willem Dooijewaard with whom he worked and travelled.

An antique Burmese set of sixteen double-sided Kammavaca or Buddhist manuscripts, written in Bali in red and black lacquer on a gold leaf ground.

A rare figure of Shiva or Shiva standing on the bull Nandi. Bali, 19th century, exotic wood sculpture with polychrome paint.

The black giant squirrel is native to the Indomalayan zoogeographic region and is found across a range of countries including northern Bangladesh, northeast India, eastern Nepal, Bhu...

Walter Spies was one of the first Europeans to settle in Bali after a stay in Java. He greatly contributed to the discovery and popularization of Balinese culture.

Beautiful map of the Island of Java and part of Borneo, Bali, Madura and Sumatra. Artists and Engravers: Pieter Schenk / Petrus Schenck ( 1660-1718/19) was born in Germany, but settl...

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

The map is noteworthy for its precision and the abundance of place names, such as Sincapura (Singapore), Bali, Flores, and others, which are meticulously noted.