Buddhist Antique

Offering an extensive collection of unique religious objects spanning many centuries, regions, cultures and religions, from authentic holy relics, early Christian artifacts, monstran...

The altar not only houses Buddhist statues but also represents the community's connection to their faith, art, and history.

This exceptionally rare early Burmese crowned Buddha, executed in bronze and attributed to the Arakan (Rakhine) tradition, represents one of the most distinctive and least encountere...

This collectible sculpture embodies good fortune, happiness, and contentment, making it a desirable piece for collectors of Asian art, Buddhist iconography, and decorative objects fr...

The naturalistic carving of the torso and flowing garment reflects early devotional Japanese Buddhist sculpture, with visible tool marks and age-softened contours enhancing its authe...

Confidently at least 500 years old, and quite possibly earlier, the figure embodies the transitional aesthetics of late Pagan and early post-Pagan Burmese Buddhist art. The Buddha i...

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...

Utagawa KUNIYOSHI Raigo Ajari – The Vengeful Monk, C.1843-1847 An early design of a famous episode depicting Raigo Ajari ( the priest Jitsusobo ) breathing out his curses and tearin...

Even so, it clearly comes out of that early tradition of Buddhist guardian and Lokapala figures with their dramatic stance, compact power, and slightly fierce expressions.

Encircling the upper neck is a lotus-petal border, a revered Buddhist motif representing purity, harmony, and spiritual enlightenment.

They also are the Guardians of Fa (law) in Buddhist realm and stay in front of the temples. The lied people's fear, admiration, expectation and trust.

Standing at 102 cm tall and weighing 43.6 kg, this exquisite piece is carved in the elegant Ava style, a hallmark of Burmese Buddhist art. Its weathered sandstone finish and dignif...

Originating from Tibet, it carries the essence of Tibet craftsmanship and Buddhist devotion. It provides a glimpse into the artistic styles of that era.

This specific sculpture represents the Un-gyo (吽像), the closed-mouth guardian of the traditional "A-un" pair. In Shinto and Buddhist philosophy, "A-un" represents the alpha and omega...

Exquisitely hand-painted, it features a gathering of Buddhist monks adorned with gilded halos, which in Buddhist iconography signify enlightenment, divinity and spiritual importance.

This rare beige linen pilgrim’s jacket, known as an ohenro-gi, was worn by a Buddhist pilgrim undertaking one of Japan’s sacred pilgrimage routes, most notably the Shikoku circuit of...

This rare beige linen pilgrim’s jacket, known as an ohenro-gi, was worn by a Buddhist pilgrim undertaking one of Japan’s sacred pilgrimage routes, most notably the Shikoku circuit of...

A museum-worthy sculpture with both spiritual presence and sculptural elegance—ideal for advanced collectors of East Asian, Buddhist, or Korean antiquities.

Antique Nepali Copper Alloy Indra Figure, Solid Cast, Traces of Gilding This exceptionally refined, solid-cast copper alloy figure depicts Indra, the Vedic and Buddhist king of the ...

Historically, such censers were used in religious rituals, ceremonies in Taoist and Buddhist temples, and for personal use in imperial and wealthy households.

This object reveals its richness gradually, rewarding close and prolonged viewing. Monumental Buddhist household shrine from Myanmar (Burma), dating from the late 19th to early 20th...

Komainu traditionally stand guard at the entrances of Shinto shrines and Buddhist temples to ward off evil spirits. The "Un" form represents the closing of the universe's breath, pai...

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...

Relatively fine decoration for Swatow ware with depictions of flowers, birds, and auspicious Buddhist symbols. 4" high, 9" diameter. Two chips filled in, as shown.

The serene expression, elongated proportions, and flowing drapery exemplify high Buddhist sculptural ideals of compassion and transcendence.

A significant and desirable example of early Himalayan art, it would be an important addition to any collection of Tibetan, Buddhist, or early Asian sculpture.

Tasked with teaching Buddhist rites, he was also proficient in the techniques of papermaking and ink production, which subsequently spread throughout Japan.

The base is anchored by the Lishui ("standing water") and Mount Meru motifs, representing the Buddhist axis of the world rising from the cosmic ocean.

This exceptionally rare early Korean bronze Buddha is a remarkable survival from the formative period of Korean Buddhist sculpture, dating to approximately 1,000 years ago.

The text is written in Pali language, an ancient Buddhist language Weight: 1,62 kgs Originating from Burma (Myanmar)

Antique Vietnamese Buddha statue, Amitābha Buddha sculpture, gilt wooden Buddha, Asian Buddhist art, antique spiritual décor, seated Buddha on lotus base, Vietnam Buddhist carving, r...

The delicate modeling and refined proportions reflect the high level of artistry characteristic of the Karkota dynasty, which was known for producing sophisticated Buddhist bronzes b...

This gesture is profound in Buddhist tradition, representing the triumph of knowledge over ignorance and the quest for spiritual awakening.

Nat spirits are popular guardian figures in Burma, stemming from pre-Buddhist animist beliefs. This piece is an example of Burmese folk art, often found in homes and on shrine platfo...

Intimate in scale yet powerful in presence, this is a serious, museum-worthy object for collectors of early Buddhist sculpture. priced below what I paid for this as collector myself ...

As there were close parallels between Japan and Korea in the style of their Buddhist art in earlier centuries, I began to suspect that it was probably from the same era in Korea as t...

It features intricate depictions of figures, likely representing deities or significant spiritual symbols, common in Tibetan Buddhist art. The Thangka is bordered with vibrant orange...

Despite its small size, the sculpture reflects the refined artistry and spiritual depth of traditional Burmese craftsmanship, making it ideal for collectors seeking an antique Burmes...

The text is written in Pali language, an ancient Buddhist language Weight: 2,8 kgs Originating from Burma (Myanmar)

Antique Tibetan Hand Painted Silk and Canvas Thangka with Figures C1920 Measures- 33.25''H x 25''W x .25''D This antique Tibetan Thangka, dating to circa 1920, is a fine example of t...

Antique Tibetan Hand Painted Silk and Canvas Thangka with Figures C1920 Measures- 37.5''H x 31''W x .25''D This antique Tibetan Thangka, dating back to circa 1920, is a fine example ...

This commanding large-scale Burmese bronze Buddha exemplifies the timeless elegance of classical Buddhist sculpture inspired by the revered 11th–12th century tradition.

This remarkable piece originates from the personal collection of a highly respected Belgian collector known for his specialization in very early and rare Burmese Buddhist bronzes. Wi...

A museum-worthy and scholarly piece, ideal for collectors of early Southeast Asian, Himalayan, or Buddhist art.

This is a highly rare and scholarly example of early Buddhist bronze casting, offering exceptional historical presence and authenticity.

Hand knotted with high quality wool that has acquired an incredibly soft, velvet like texture over nearly two centuries, this piece showcases the distinctive synthesis of Chinese, Ce...

The vessel features a monumental baluster-form body surmounted by an architectural overhead handle, accompanied by the original fitted lid with Buddhist lion finial and a secondary a...

The peaceful face, with half-closed eyes and a slight inner smile, expresses the meditative serenity characteristic of Buddhist iconography. The elongated earlobes recall detachment ...

Stylistically, the elongated proportions, serene facial expression, and restrained ornamentation are fully consistent with late Northern dynastic or early Sui-period Buddhist sculptu...

The head is adorned with a tiara finely incised with geometric motifs, and is topped with tiered hair rising towards an ushnisha, a cranial protuberance emblematic of Buddhist enligh...

When a traveling family, monk, or lama set up camp, the table would be unpacked to serve two main functions: Portable Altar: It acted as a temporary, sacred Buddhist shrine to suppor...

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 ...

Regarded as a wrathful manifestation of an enlightened being, Mahakala serves as a guardian of the Buddhist teachings and monastic community. The fierce expression symbolizes the pow...

Weighing 2.45 kg, this authentic piece reflects the refined simplicity and cultural heritage of Shan Buddhist tradition. Ideal for collectors and interior enthusiasts, this rare obje...

Rare, historically important, and deeply personal in nature, this Saenkajai amulet would be a cornerstone addition to any serious collection of Southeast Asian, Thai, or Buddhist ant...

Featuring a deep, "imperial" indigo blue field, it is adorned with a rich tapestry of auspicious Taoist and Buddhist symbols, including vases of flowers (representing peace), butterf...

Thickly cast and commanding in presence, the figure exemplifies the transition between two important phases of Burmese Buddhist art, combining the solidity of Pagan aesthetics with e...

Seated on a tiered base and mounted on a later wooden stand, this sculpture is a fine example of traditional Thai Buddhist art with strong decorative presence. Origin: Central Thail...

These vessels were typically used as water baths or ritual troughs in Buddhist or Taoist temples. The lotus petal border (visible around the base of the handle) is a classic symbol o...

A remarkable and rare survivor of early Burmese Buddhist art, offered with a custom museum-quality stand for display.