Buddhist Antique

Garuda is a mythological human-like bird on which the Lord Vishnu rode in both Hindu and Buddhist

dharmachakra, the Wheel of the Law, representing Buddhist teaching. The bronze with a beautiful silvery

research focuses on Hindu-Buddhist archaeology, iconography, and the ancient history of Indonesia and

offerings to the Buddhist monasteries, Burma, late 19th century.

Buddhist dharma (teachings), often worshipped by the samurai warriors. Fudo-myo depicted as a wrathful

return to simplicity and the basics of life, a theme prevalent in Taoist and Buddhist philosophies that

Buddhist motifs and bold floral rounders between petal-seed, key-pattern and plain stripes. Very good

(Myanmar) and finely detailed representations of Buddhist figures. One remarkable feature of this statue

Buddhist monks. It is essentially a rectangular cloth originally sewn from patches of rags, being formless

most probably commissioned for monastic use, as textiles of this period are often found in Buddhist

Southern Chinese Buddhist sculpture. Much of the original lacquer now heavily faded, with areas completely

(before 1980) Buddhist Art, Berlin, Germany, 2009 Private collection, New York, 2011 M.S. Rau, New Orleans

, it carries the essence of Tibet craftsmanship and Buddhist devotion. It provides a glimpse into the

-Buddhist mythology on some leaves. There are small holes on every leaf to put a string to bind them

second highest rank for a Buddhist priest, Hogen, and assumed the role of head of the family after his

extends to Jains and Buddhists as well. Ganesha is widely revered as the remover of obstacles, the patron

as a meditation rug for High Lamas in the Buddhist monasteries. The silky quality of the Himalayan

background, surrounded by two distinct borders. One border is a Buddhist meandering motif and the other is a

suijaku, literally means a "trace") of Buddhist deities (the honji literally the original ground). The

producing some of the earliest images of the Buddha. The Greco-Buddhist kingdom’s importance as an ancient

Buddhist parasol motif, with stylized shells between. With nine spur marks to the glazed interior of

seppuku', no. 29 'Shioren Sajima-no-kami Matsataka turning over a scroll of Buddhist scripture with his

A Japanese silk embroidery landscape scenery panel depicting a Buddhist pagoda and a temple

Tokai region for roof tiles, Buddhist ritual objects, and burial urns. As a result, in addition to

influences from Sukhothai, Khmer, and Sri Lankan Buddhist art traditions. Artistic works from this period are

, which constantly emits light, allows Guanyin to read Buddhist scriptures by night. This statue's free

-corner design, featuring a central medallion in the form of a dorje, a cruciform object used in Buddhist

against the dangers of deceit. On the right is a very famous Buddhist fable about a monkey reaching for a

the ninth century there was a statue of Kuan Yin in every Chinese Buddhist monastery. The depiction

employing Oriental and Buddhist imagery. Quick and easy to clean.

Buddhist altars. Bats are also a homophone for the word "Happiness".

collection of spiritual or artistic artifacts. Originating from Burma, a country renowned for its Buddhist

Buddhist symbols imagery, mounted on hexagonal turned wood base and lid with glass ball finial. The caddy

of the medallion is mirrored by the remarkably stylized Buddhist spandrels in the field corners

sun, the golden pheasant, the Li-shui waves, motifs such as eight Buddhist jewels that surround the

spirits of the deceased in Buddhist temples. These offerings date back to the 6th century when Buddhism

collection of spiritual or artistic artifacts. Originating from Burma, a country renowned for its Buddhist

special Khotan weavers have been known to feature Buddhist and Islamic imagery in their rugs. Quick and

of the first groups to control Khotan and East Turkestan before the Chinese Buddhists gained power in

of the first groups to control Khotan and East Turkestan before the Chinese Buddhists gained power in

. This is a unique piece, showing the handwriting "Guan Zi Zai", the name of the Buddhist bodhisattva and

collection of spiritual or artistic artifacts. Originating from Burma, a country renowned for its Buddhist

craftsmanship and Buddhist devotion. This Buddha statue serves as a powerful representation of awakening and

essence of Burmese craftsmanship and Buddhist devotion. This Buddha statue serves as a powerful symbol of

, historians, practitioners, or anyone seeking a connection to the ancient roots of Burmese Buddhist art. Its

is ritual Buddhist Painting use to pray or Meditation purpose. Several steps are involved in the

collection of spiritual or artistic artifacts. Originating from Burma, a country renowned for its Buddhist

collection of spiritual or artistic artifacts. Originating from Burma, a country renowned for its Buddhist

Buddhist Studies, Chinese classics, and learned painting from Naritomi Tsubakiya of the Nagasaki School

A well cast pair of Japanese mixed metal okimono figures of Buddhist guardians, known as Nio or

throughout history... Hindus, Egyptians, Buddhists; Chinese people; Babylonians, Native Americans, Judeo

This statue appears to be a stone sculpture of an apsara, a celestial nymph from Buddhist and Hindu

brown accents. This rug features a triple medallion, a motif of Buddhist origin, flanked by smaller

arises from the succession of swastikas, which has a positive meaning for the Buddhist religion. The

'. Copper engraving of Mazu, also known as Matsu, a popular Taoist and Chinese Buddhist goddess. Below the

serves as a reminder of the enlightenment sought by Buddhists around the world. Antique wooden Burmese

types of oversized candle holders were traditionally used in Buddhist temples or Samurai's resident