Buddhist Antique

Early 19th Century Burmese worn lacquer offering bowl used in Buddhist rituals for offerings in

plateau are world renowned for their extraordinary graphic boldness and the use of ancient Buddhist

This rare beige linen pilgrim’s jacket, known as an ohenro-gi, was worn by a Buddhist pilgrim

This rare beige linen pilgrim’s jacket, known as an ohenro-gi, was worn by a Buddhist pilgrim

Buddhist sculpture inspired by the revered 11th–12th century tradition. Heavily cast and richly modeled

Himalayan Buddhist art, originating from Nepal. Expertly cast in solid bronze, the statue stands 104.5 cm

and devotional tradition of Mandalay Buddhist sculpture, making it highly desirable for collectors

Buddhist sculpture, originating from Burma (Myanmar). Carved from solid marble, the statue stands 70 cm

detail, reflecting the spiritual intensity and refined craftsmanship of traditional Nepali Buddhist art

interpretation of Himalayan Buddhist sculpture, likely inspired by Tibetan or Nepalese prototypes. Cast in a

characteristic of Burmese Buddhist sculpture. Weighing 3.66 kg, it is a beautifully preserved piece that

regional culture, represents an exceptionally unusual survival of early Buddhist metalwork. Distinguished

, common in Tibetan Buddhist art. The Thangka is bordered with vibrant orange and black fabric, enhancing

soulful quality that define Dali Buddhist art. A compelling and scholarly work, ideal for collectors of

Buddhist art, originating from Thailand. Expertly cast in solid bronze and gilded with 24-karat gold, the

Burmese Buddhist architecture. This rare piece is perfect for collectors seeking an antique Burmese gilded

This antique bronze Thai Chiang Saen Buddha is a remarkable example of 18th-century Thai Buddhist

includes 16 pages and 2 wooden covers, meticulously written in Pali, the ancient Buddhist language

Buddhist art. Hand-painted on silk and canvas, it features intricate depictions of figures, likely

Buddhist art. Hand-painted on silk and canvas, it features intricate depictions of figures, likely

symbol of peace and harmony. The plant is frequently used in Buddhist ceremonies and rituals, where it is

Buddhist symbols, including vases of flowers (representing peace), butterflies (joy and longevity), and

exemplifies the transition between two important phases of Burmese Buddhist art, combining the solidity of

sculptural modeling, proportional balance, and restrained detailing reflect Himalayan Buddhist traditions

Buddhist temple in Kyoto. These cakes were believed to have the power to expel the ill winds associated

Shōichi Kokushi, a monk and founder of Tōfuku-ji, a Buddhist temple in Kyoto. These cakes were believed to

name for Bodhidharma, was an Indian Buddhist monk and the founder of the Chan school in China, later

-immolation of Buddhist Monk Thic Quang Duc (Vietnamese, 1893-1963).

weighing 43.6 kg, this exquisite piece is carved in the elegant Ava style, a hallmark of Burmese Buddhist

miniature example of Southeast Asian Buddhist art with cultural and historical significance. Antique wooden

Southeast Asian Buddhist art. Antique marble Burmese Buddha statue Material : marble 49,6 cm high 27 cm

symbols, including stylized Shou characters (longevity) and the Buddhist Endless Knot, rendered in a deep

. A rare opportunity to acquire a significant work of early Korean Buddhist art.

, frequent and practical garden ornament found in Japanese gardens. They symbolize Buddhist “purification

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

Buddhist art. Hand-painted on silk and canvas, it features intricate depictions of figures, likely

purpose but also acts as a spiritual focal point, enhancing the sacred atmosphere in Buddhist rituals

This is a small stone Buddhist statue, believed to have been created in the late Edo period (around

flowers, birds, and auspicious Buddhist symbols. 4" high, 9" diameter. Two chips filled in, as shown.

, which enriches the composition and enhances luminosity in dimly lit environments, originated in Buddhist

known for producing sophisticated Buddhist bronzes blending spiritual symbolism with technical mastery

in very early and rare Burmese Buddhist bronzes. With its beautifully balanced form, deep patina, and

hold and carry sacred objects during long journeys. Crafted over a century ago, a Buddhist follower may

covers, it features many pages of text written in Pali, the ancient Buddhist language, highlighting the

covers, the manuscript contains many pages of text written in Pali, the ancient Buddhist language

with 24-karat gold, is a remarkable representation of Buddhist artistry and devotion, reflecting the

. Auspicious Symbols: The upper register features the Eight Buddhist Treasures (Ba Jixiang), including the

Register: The top border contains a series of floating Buddhist and Daoist emblems, including the Conch

bravery and the power to ward off evil spirits. The Buddhist Lion (Shishi): Seen at the far right, these

founder of Tōfuku-ji, a Buddhist temple in Kyoto. These cakes were believed to have the power to expel the

, sixteen, one hundred, and five hundred characters appear in tradition and Buddhist art, especially in East

shrine, showcasing the elegant ornamental details typical of Burmese Buddhist art. This rare piece is

a highly desirable piece for collectors of Southeast Asian antiquities, Buddhist art, and antique

presence make it an excellent choice for collectors of Cambodian, Khmer, or Southeast Asian Buddhist art

collectors of Tibetan, Himalayan, or Buddhist art.

sect of Buddhism, founded by the Buddhist priest Keijun in 1623. There is a bell tower to the right

earliest stone lanterns were carved with Buddhist images on the firebox and usually had compartments for an