Buddhist Antique

a striking representation of Buddhist iconography. Traces of 24-karat gilding adorn the surface

Princes' palaces. They also are the Guardians of Fa (law) in Buddhist realm and stay in front of the

ornament, but the origins lie deep in much older Indian Buddhist traditions. Typically made of stone, they

Norasingha, where Norasingha was a minor Buddhist deity-part man, part lion and part deer, residing in the

symbolic guardians; representing protection, strength, and spiritual significance in Buddhist culture

representation of Buddhist iconography. Traces of 24-karat gilding adorn the surface, enhancing its visual appeal

called a 'Parabaik'. The text is written in Pali language, an ancient Buddhist language Weight: 3,5 kgs

called a 'Parabaik'. The text is written in Pali language, an ancient Buddhist language Weight: 3,19 kgs

devotees, collectors, and enthusiasts of Southeast Asian Buddhist art. Antique wooden Burmese Buddha

Burmese Shan art, small gilt wooden sculptures, and inscribed Buddhist devotional objects. Antique wooden

petite Japanese shrine was likely acquired by a Buddhist follower on a religious pilgrimage. Devotees

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

astonishing number and variety of Buddhist images. Gandhara was situated at the crossroads between east and

versions of the sutra, Dharmakara is described as a former king who, having come into contact with Buddhist

of the bell's history. Bonsho or Buddhist bells known as tsurigane (hanging bells) or great bells

this statue once resided, Shinpuku-ji, was dismantled during the anti-Buddhist movement of the early

accents from Buddhists in the east and Islamic groups in the west. The exquisite rugs of Khotan

in a beautiful kind of "Graeco-Buddhist" Art from the 1st to the 3rd Centuries AD

An uncommonly old Japanese Buddhist stone Jizo Bosatsu stands tall with well defined background

Norasingha, where Norasingha was a minor Buddhist deity-part man, part lion and part deer, residing in the

, the Dharma, and the Sangha, the means by which a Buddhist takes spiritual refuge. Painted on the

-1722). The mounts, circa 1780. Each modelled as a Buddhist seated Lion seated on a very unusual two

This large silver centrepiece vase is an aggrandised version of a type of Buddhist bowl from Burma

inside komainu?).[1] They can sometimes be found also at Buddhist temples, nobility residences or even

the Buddhist bodhisattva associated with compassion. She was first given the appellation of "Goddess

, indicating that it may been originally intended as a pillar cover for a Buddhist monastery. I removed them in

Found on our most acquisitions trip, here's an impressive decorative accent and rare Buddhist

Burmese artisans. It originates from Burma, a region with a rich Buddhist heritage. This piece is not only

older Indian Buddhist traditions. Typically made of stone, they are also known as stone lions or shishi

Buddhist jewels that surround the bird were all done in brilliant metallic threads. Notably, the background

cultural heritage and serenity of the Thai Buddhist tradition. Antique wooden Thai Buddha statue Material

komainu. They can sometimes be found also at Buddhist temples, nobility residences or even private homes

, circa 1900, Japan. The elegant lacquer box originally crafted to hold sutras, sacred Buddhist texts. Of

applied gilt Buddhist lion mask handles, which add dimensionality and sculptural contrast. The neck is

, decorated in low relief with Buddhist figures, lotus flowers and animals of the zodiac. A gorgeous, pale

minor Buddhist deity-part man, part lion and part deer, residing in the Himaphan forest, and Thepphanom

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

seven treasures mentioned in Buddhist texts. Although these treasures may vary, they generally included

originally used only in Buddhist temples, where they lined and illuminated paths and lighted lanterns were

early Indian Buddhist monks. It is essentially a rectangular cloth originally sewn from patches of rags

Buddha, stating that a major city, a Buddhist metropolis, would be built on this spot, on the 2400th

early Indian Buddhist monks. It is essentially a rectangular cloth originally sewn from patches of rags

Pagoda , Last Photo). Stone Details The monumental carved stone Buddhist sculptural five layered tower

Surmounted by a Buddhist Lion2, the neck of each is flanked by pierced flanges carved as scrolling

architecture, it originated in China. In Japan, to¯ro¯ were originally used only in Buddhist temples, where

representation of Eastern culture and Buddhist teachings. This antique jade carving of a standing Buddha is a

treasure for any admirer of Buddhist art and antiques. Beautiful antique bronze Thai Rattanakosin Buddha

Alexander the Great's Empire, the inhabitants of the Greco-Bactrian Buddhist kingdom preserved Greek culture

Ramayana epic. The name means “Glory of Rama”. It adapts the Hindu ideas to Buddhist themes and shows the

specializes in Buddhist statues. However, it is a Buddha statue that has a very gentle atmosphere and gives a

colours of rich enamels with lavish gilding depicting a continuous scene of Buddhist Figures, Warriors and

imperial dynasty of China ruled by Han Chinese. Guanyin is the Buddhist bodhisattva associated with

height of hope and faith. Buddhists believe it brings devotion. Today is is the stone of royal wisdom.

word for Buddha, or "fó," and were used at the entrances of Buddhist temples as protectors. Such a

or outdoor garden space with this rare Buddhist treasure from Japan which we acquired on our recent

thangka depicts Tsongkhapa (1357-1419), a Buddhist master who founded the Gelug school; all around, within

Buddhist traditions. Antique wooden Burmese Shan Buddha Material : wood 29,1 cm high 17,8 cm wide and 9 cm