Buddhist Antique

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

Thangkas were created as sacred devotional paintings and served as important aids for meditation, teaching and visualization within Tibetan Buddhist practice. This example retains th...

Exquisitely gilded with 24 karat gold, this statue captivates with its serene expression, embodying the essence of tranquility and enlightenment central to Buddhist philosophy. Orig...

The Bhumisparsha mudra, depicted in this statue, signifies the moment of Buddha’s enlightenment, embodying the themes of focus and inner peace that are central to Buddhist philosophy...

Provenance Private Collection. References Stone Buddhist sculptures produced during China's great medieval dynasties represent one of the highest achievements of Buddhist art.

The country has been a hub of Buddhist culture for centuries, contributing to the evolution of various artistic styles that reflect the beliefs and values of its people.

Standing 148 cm tall and gilded with 24-karat gold, the statue reflects the grandeur associated with Buddhist art, designed to inspire reverence and peace.

This pair of antique wooden Burmese monk statues is a charming example of 19th-century Burmese Buddhist art, originating from Myanmar and crafted in the elegant Mandalay style.

A finely executed Tibetan Buddhist thangka depicting Guru Rinpoche (Padmasambhava), traditionally hand-painted on canvas using natural rock and mineral-derived pigments.

Bronze Buddha figures have been an important part of Buddhist art in Asia for centuries. Seated representations follow traditional iconographic principles, in which posture, hand ges...

This mudra is significant in Buddhist tradition, as it represents a call for the earth to bear witness to one's moral integrity and enlightenment.

Burma is known for its deep-rooted Buddhist heritage, with stupas dotting the landscape.

Japanese Bizen Ware Figure of Kannon Seated on a Zishi, Edo Period, ca. 1750 A rare and expressive Bizen ware sculpture depicting Kannon (Kanzeon Bosatsu), the Buddhist Bodhisattva ...

Burma, with its rich cultural heritage and deep-rooted Buddhist traditions, has been a significant center for Buddhist sculpture.

The serene posture and gentle expression embody the Buddhist ideals of wisdom, humility, and inner peace.

Bronze Buddha figures have been a central part of Buddhist art in Asia for centuries. Seated representations follow traditional iconographic principles, in which posture, hand gestur...

The style, known as Shan or Tai Yai, showcases the influence of both indigenous craftsmanship and Buddhist religious symbolism. The Buddha is adorned with traces of its original 24...

This particular style highlights the importance of spirituality and the act of greeting in Buddhist culture. Burma has a rich heritage of Buddhist art, influenced by various cultura...

This gesture illustrates the profound themes of meditation and the quest for spiritual understanding, integral to Buddhist teachings. Originating from Burma (Myanmar), this statue r...

A captivating example of Himalayan Buddhist art, this Lokeshvara thangka would make a significant addition to a collection of Tibetan, Buddhist or Asian antiquities, offering both ae...

This special antique wooden Burmese Buddha statue is a remarkable representation of Buddhist art, crafted from wood and gilded with 24 karat gold.

During the Song Dynasty, Buddhist sculpture achieved extraordinary artistic refinement, balancing spiritual transcendence with remarkable naturalism.

The exterior is further embellished with an engraved Tibetan Buddhist inscription, adding to the decorative and devotional character of the piece.

This gesture encapsulates the core of Buddhist philosophy, representing the grounding of spiritual truths.

Symbolizing enlightenment, The Stupa shape represents one of the most ancient and sacred Buddhist architectural traditions, commonly seen in temples and homes across Thailand, Cambod...

His imagery has occupied a central place in Buddhist devotional and philosophical traditions for centuries.

This sculptural survivor of Qing devotional art was likely created for temple worship, its scale and iconography reflecting the syncretic Buddhist traditions embraced during the dyna...

Lokeshwor, often associated with compassion and wisdom, embodies the essence of Buddhist teachings. The detailed design is emblematic of traditional Nepali art, reflecting the spirit...

Metal Buddha figures have been a central part of Buddhist art in Asia for centuries. Seated representations were created according to traditional iconographic principles, in which po...

An exceptional 19th-century Tibetan thangka depicting Vaishravana (Sanskrit; Tibetan: Namtöse), the Buddhist Guardian King of the North and revered deity of wealth, prosperity, and p...

The composition is surrounded by additional Buddhist figures, dragons in high relief, floral scrollwork, and intricate geometric borders executed in the classic Satsuma palette of de...

The Mandalay period marked a flourishing of Buddhist art, where artisans skillfully created images intended to inspire devotion and contemplation.

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

A rare and beautifully preserved Tibetan Buddhist Thangka depicting the Five Forms of Manjushri, the revered Bodhisattva associated with wisdom, learning, eloquence, and spiritual in...

Laos, with its historic traditions intertwined with Buddhism, has been a center for exquisite art and religious expression. The country's Buddhist heritage dates back centuries, infl...

Mandalay, known for its rich history in Buddhist art, was a cultural hub where artisans created iconic figures of the Buddha, often depicting him in graceful postures.

The floral motifs and ornate decorations often represent spiritual nourishment and the divine, echoing the reverence given to such sanctuaries in Buddhist practices. These temples se...

An impressive pre-20th century Tibetan Buddhist thangka depicting the Five Dhyani Buddhas, also known as the Five Tathagatas or Pancha Buddhas, traditionally associated with Sera Mon...

Woven in the age of the third Qing Emperor Yongzheng (1722-35), this exquisitely designed mat was part of the long runners commissioned for the Tibetan Buddhist temples, intended as ...

The statue features elaborate details, including the ornate halo and intricately designed backdrop that enhance its sacred aura. Nepal has a rich Buddhist heritage, with centuries o...

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.

Beautifully executed in two parts, the figure displays intricate ornamental decoration and a refined surface that reflects the skill of the artisan. Representing the Buddhist ideals...

The statue's detailed features and serene expression reflect the characteristics typically associated with traditional Buddhist art, emphasizing grace and serenity. Laos, situated i...

Traditionally used in Buddhist temples to signal the time or in tea ceremonies to call attendees, this piece comes complete with its original wooden striking mallet (shumoku).

Small rugs of this type of squarish format were intended as meditation mats, and were often commissioned to China for the Buddhist clergy living in the Tibetan monasteries.

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

Such mudras are integral to Buddhist art, illustrating deeper meanings behind the figure’s stance and hand gestures.

Crafted in the 19th century, it is a remarkable representation of Buddhist art, characterized by its intricate detailing and elegant form.

Originating from Burma (Myanmar), the Arakan style showcases a unique blend of indigenous influences and Buddhist iconography, reflecting the vibrant spiritual and cultural heritage ...

Gilt bronze Buddha figures have played a central role in Buddhist art throughout Asia for centuries. The figures were created according to traditional iconographic principles, in whi...

Bronze Buddha figures have been a central part of Buddhist art throughout Asia for centuries. Seated representations were created according to traditional iconographic principles, in...

Known as "Sadaik", it's a Mandalay-period gilt and lacquer trunk or storage chest, hand-crafted by monastic orders to hold sacred Buddhist texts like palm-leaf Kammavaca manuscripts.

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...

With its striking organic form and rustic wabi-sabi aesthetic, this ensemble serves as a powerful display object—bridging Japanese folk Shinto/Buddhist traditions with modern minimal...

Historic Japanese antique precious temple garden stone pagoda finial , 16th/17th century Important ancient stone relic Authentic Japanese Buddhist Stone Gorintō Finial (Five-Rin...

The Mandalay style, known for its intricate details and expressive forms, reflects the artistic pinnacle of Burmese Buddhist sculpture. This statue exemplifies the rich cultural heri...

Originating from Thailand and dating to the 1920s, the figure reflects the long tradition of Buddhist art found throughout Southeast Asia. The sculpture features finely carved detail...

Originating from Thailand and dating to the 1920s, the sculpture reflects the rich tradition of Thai Buddhist art. Finely carved details and a beautifully aged surface enhance its ch...

This antique wooden Burmese Mandalay Buddha statue is a refined example of 19th-century Burmese Buddhist art, originating from Myanmar and executed in the elegant Mandalay style.

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.