Buddhist Antique

Marici is a complex deity with various aspects and attributes, and she is revered in different forms across various Buddhist traditions. In her depiction with a boar's head and six ...

Cast iron Buddhist monk, cast around 1880, likely in Guangdong, China.

A fine Korean Buddhist T’aenghwa scroll painting, similar to the Tibetan Thangka paintings.

18/19thC Tibetan Buddhist Ritual Implements Set in Triangular Iron Box An exceptional and rare antique Tibetan Buddhist ritual implements set, finely cast in iron or steel, housed i...

A fine & unusally large antique Tibetan gilded iron pen case, circa 1700. The cylindrical pen case in two parts & made from gilded iron, with finely pierced openwork and engraved dec...

Antique print titled 'Peintures du Temple d'Ablaikit (..)'. Copper engraving of the painting of the Temple of Ablaykit. This print originates from volume 18 of 'Histoire generale des...

This plate shows a convent of the Buddhist Talapoins, mitre schaped stones found next to Pagodas and parasols given by the King of Siam.

Print of a Kioum or Buddhist monastery in Burma. This print originates from 'Relation de l'Ambassade Anglaise, envoyée en 1795 dans le Royaume d'Ava, ou l'Empire des Birmans' by M.

Early turn of the century alter table from a south Asian Temple. Heavy solid wood with nice heavy patina in a warm dark brown color. Sure to be an interesting highlight in your space.

A very pleasing and beautifully hand carved pair of Chinese Buddhist lions left and right handed and raised onto stepped rectangular plinths all carved from the same section of timber.

Ablaykit (also Ablayket), more correctly Ablayin Qiyid ("Ablai's monastery"), was a fortress and Buddhist monastery built by the Khoshut Oyirad ruler Ablai Taishi in 1654, Kazakhstan.

This plate shows a convent of the Buddhist Talapoins, mitre schaped stones found next to Pagodas and parasols given by the King of Siam.

Highly uncommon Thai or Cambodian giant (from the Ramakien-SouthEast Asian version of the Ramayana) kneeling in devotion. I've never seen another example of from such an early period...

This plate shows a convent of the Buddhist Talapoins, mitre schaped stones found next to Pagodas and parasols given by the King of Siam.

This antique Burmese Kammavaca manuscript is a rare and important example of 19th-century Buddhist religious literature, originating from Myanmar.

This large marble bust of Bodhisattva Avalokiteshvara is an exceptional and highly important example of Indian Buddhist sculpture, originating from the state of Gujarat in India.

This symbolism reinforces the Buddhist ideal of converting obstacles and suffering into spiritual growth.

Beyond their ceremonial function, they also served as powerful expressions of Buddhist philosophy rendered in metal. This Tibetan ritual bell is cast in bronze and crowned with a fi...

The articulated mask with open jaw retains its original ears and tongue and removable Buddhist knob. The lion does not seem to have any restorations.

This Buddha is one of four we acquired that were rescued from an abandoned and closed Japanese Zen Buddhist temple. Meticulously hand carved with a gorgeous naturally aged patina.

No other Buddhist country as far as I am aware as a directive that has been followed so closely for such a long period of time.

This Buddha is one of four we acquired that were rescued from an abandoned and closed Japanese Zen Buddhist temple. Meticulously hand carved with a gorgeous naturally aged patina.

This Buddha is one of four we acquired that were rescued from an abandoned and closed Japanese Zen Buddhist temple. Meticulously hand carved with a gorgeous naturally aged patina.

Dating to the early 20th century, this piece continues the long-standing artistic heritage of Nepal, preserving classical Buddhist iconography and devotional aesthetics. It is an exc...

The shaven head, peaceful expression, and elongated earlobes indicate this is a Buddhist monk or Luohan (Arhat). His high-collared, flowing robe is decorated with peonies (mudan 牡丹),...

The shaven head, peaceful expression, and elongated earlobes indicate this is a Buddhist monk or Luohan (Arhat). His high-collared, flowing robe is decorated with peonies (mudan 牡丹),...

This antique bronze Burmese Buddha statue is a fine example of early 20th-century Buddhist art from Myanmar, executed in the elegant Amarapura style, renowned for its graceful propor...

Dating to the 16th century, this statue is both a significant historical artifact and a profound expression of Buddhist devotion. Its age, artistic quality, and spiritual presence ma...

This special antique bronze Ava Buddha statue is a rare and refined example of early Burmese Buddhist art, originating from Myanmar and dating to the 15th–16th century.

It is strongly recommended for collectors of stone Buddhist sculpture, as well as for those with an interest in Japanese history, folk religion, and antique art.

Would be a great addition to any Buddhist or Zen art/artifacts collection or make for an eye catching stand alone accent piece in about any serring.

This special antique Japanese Amida Buddha statue is an outstanding example of 18th-century Japanese Buddhist art from the Edo period, a time renowned for its refinement in religious...

This posture symbolizes the union of method and wisdom, the moment of the Buddha’s awakening, making it one of the most meaningful figures in Buddhist iconography. The elongated, eq...

At over 18 inches tall, the face alone is larger than life, making it an exceptional and rare survivor of monumental Southeast Asian Buddhist art. A museum-worthy fragment that comma...

Antique Mongolian Bronze Mandala Set (Set of Three) An exceptional and cohesive set of three antique Mongolian Buddhist mandalas, cast in thick, high-quality bronze and presented on...

A charismatic and interesting southeast Asian bronze Buddhist item that you are unlikely to come across again anytime soon.

This statue is from a Buddhist Temple. Abosulity beautiful and serene with excellent proportions to scale, this is a rare large significant Buddha Statue.

Produced in Burma (Myanmar) and historically used in Buddhist monasteries to carry and present food offerings to monks.

Phra Malai Visiting Hell, Bronze, Thailand Phra Malai is a revered Buddhist monk in Thai tradition who acquired supernatural powers through immense merit.

This is one of the most significant and recognizable postures in Buddhist iconography. The sculpture reflects the distinctive aesthetics of the Ava period, known for its serene expr...

This antique bronze Burmese Mandalay Buddha statue is a refined example of 19th-century Buddhist art from Myanmar, created in the distinguished Mandalay style, which is known for its...

Revered for bestowing health, vitality, and long life, Amitayus is a central figure in Buddhist practices dedicated to longevity and well-being.

This beautiful antique wooden standing Mandalay Buddha is a refined example of 19th-century Buddhist sculpture from Myanmar, created in the elegant Mandalay style, known for its bala...

This gesture symbolizes the union of method and wisdom, the moment of the Buddha’s enlightenment, making it one of the most meaningful and profound gestures in Buddhist iconography. ...

This sculptural object is the lid to a Ming-dynasty (1368-1644) offering jar from Yunnan province, a Buddhist vessel for ritual offerings such as coins, shells, flowers and grains.

This piece represents an outstanding acquisition for collectors of Tibetan Buddhist art, Himalayan antiquities, and museum-quality sacred sculpture.

As a 19th-century piece, it reflects the continued evolution of classical Thai Buddhist traditions while maintaining strong ties to earlier artistic influences.

Executed in mineral and pigment colors on cotton and later mounted to paper, the composition displays the rich spiritual symbolism and devotional artistry associated with Tibetan Bud...

This antique Burmese Kammavaca manuscript book is an exceptional example of 19th-century Buddhist ritual art, originating from Burma (Myanmar).

This antique bronze Thai Sukhothai Buddha is an exceptionally rare and highly significant piece of Southeast Asian Buddhist art. Originating from Thailand and dating to the 15th cent...

This is an absolute period work, created during the formative centuries of Korean Buddhist sculpture, and represents a subject of almost legendary scarcity in metal.

The third piece is the one I kept coming back to though — a small Tibetan Buddhist wheel of the law carved from a beautifully banded agate.

This antique sandstone Burmese Buddha statue is a distinguished example of 19th-century Buddhist sculpture from Myanmar. Carved from sandstone, it stands 74 cm high, with dimensions ...

I’ve always thought the Pyu pieces carried a very different feeling from later Burmese Buddhist art. Simpler in some ways, but often much more immediate.

An extremely rare and early Arakan (Rakhine) Buddha in royal attire, dating to the first formative period of Arakanese Buddhist art, when the region developed a visual language disti...

In households throughout China, long tables with everted ends were traditionally placed against the back wall of the main room as an altar for ancestral tablets, Buddhist iconography...

Seated with narrowed eyes in deep meditation and hands in Buddhist Abhaya Mudra position offering a blessing of protection, reassurance, peace, and benevolence.