Buddhist Antique

commanding and unusually fine example of early Thai Buddhist sculpture. Careful examination of the casting

Buddhist art, and museum-quality Southeast Asian antiquities. 18th century Burmese marble Buddha statue

China as early as the 12th century by Japanese Buddhist monks—most notably the Zen monk Eisai (1141–1215

tea ceremonies. Imported from China as early as the 12th century by Japanese Buddhist monks—most

artifact of Buddhist scholarship and devotion. Measuring 22.2 cm high, 50 cm wide, and 6.2 cm deep, with a

piece of Buddhist cultural heritage. Measuring 14 cm high, 50 cm wide, and 6.5 cm deep, with a weight of

Goddess of mercy associated with compassion as venerated by Mahayana Buddhists.

screens. Map making in Japan is said to have originated with the maps drawn by the Buddhist priest Gyōki

northern Pakistan and eastern Afghanistan, emerged as a significant hub for Buddhist culture and art

figures, drive-in theaters, and Buddhist sculptures, all of which similarly blur distinctions between the

A large Japanese bronze sculpture depicting an oni lifting a Buddhist ceremonial kōro (incense

as Shishi (Japanese Fu Dog or Buddhist Lion), peonies, brocaded clouds were layered to form visually

a larger structure, likely an architectural ornament from an East Asian Buddhist temple. Ming

). These central motifs are surrounded by symmetrical arrangements of Buddhist-inspired flowers, rosettes

, tormentors of the souls of the damned in Buddhist hells. The onis thus became figures of fear and evil, used

of Buddhist history and culture. Measuring 17.5 cm high, 50 cm wide, and 8 cm deep, with a weight of

with a spike for holding the candle, is frequently found in Buddhist temple altars. These are likely

classic Burmese Buddhist art, originating from Burma (Myanmar) and celebrated for its elegant proportions

enshrined in a Buddhist altar room of a private home, time itself manifesting as color. Regarding its

Ganesha is widely diffused and extends to Jains and Buddhists as well. Ganesha is widely revered as the

the 13th century by Shōichi Kokushi, a monk and founder of Tōfuku-ji, a Buddhist temple in Kyoto

elaborate headdress centered by a small seated Buddhist figure, set above stylized hair arranged in a smooth

multi-tiered Buddhist shrine cabinet, constructed in pagoda form and richly decorated in carved hardwood

Japanese Buddhist rituals, Shugendō mountain ascetic practices, and by yamabushi (mountain monks). Made

Buddhist tradition. The composition shows a richly staged devotional setting in which worshippers gather to

Buddhist art, early Thai sculpture, or sacred crystal objects.

An antique and large bonshō (Buddhist temple bell) in high-quality bronze, made in the Edo period

showcasing Burma’s rich Buddhist heritage. Crafted from lacquered palm leaves and gilded with 24 karat gold

portray talapoins (Buddhist monks), pagodas, mandarins, and members of the general population, providing

, represents a museum-level survival of a traditional Buddhist teaching and training tool. Tsaklis were

-opening doors, inspired by the architectural doors of Buddhist temples dedicated to Kannon, the

, Mandalay period Buddhist art, and rare devotional masterpieces. Special antique marble reclining Buddha

. Dimensons of sculpture on base: W 43 x D 12 x H 18cm The Mandalay-style Buddhist monk statue is a profound

desirable piece for collectors of authentic Chinese Buddhist art and museum-quality antiquities. Rare 16th

ceremonial instrument that accompanies the dorje scepter in Tibetan Buddhist rituals. Together with the dorje

hand, which illuminates the Buddhist texts on her left. Her serene gaze thus captures a moment of

Buddhist jewel in its upper claw. Relief signature within a rectangular reserve under the base. Period

This is a very old Japanese wooden Buddhist sculpture. It is believed to date back to the Muromachi

characteristic of Shan Buddhist art. Combining historical significance, artistic finesse, and spiritual value, it

ceremonial traditions, strict hierarchical structure, and patronage of Buddhist scholarship and the arts

tiered Buddhist towers that became iconic symbols of Chinese religious architecture. The Porcelain Tower

flourishing Buddhist culture. During this era, many outstanding works of art were produced, including celadon

Buddhist art. Very beautiful antique bronze Burmese Mandalay Buddha Material : bronze 54,7 cm high 43,5 cm

-form panels, Buddhist motives and ornate turtle central latch. This high-quality scholar’s or

striking addition to Buddhist art collections, cultural displays, or interior spaces seeking an authentic

. Each squat form with domed covers inlaid with cartouches depicting Buddhist motifs within floral

enlightenment and purity associated with Buddhist figures. The use of gold leaf in Buddhist art not only

-fulfilling jewel) seen in Buddhist architecture and ornamentation. A giboshi is not merely decorative; it has

the artistic refinement and devotional sensibility of Song-inspired Buddhist sculpture, merging

holder" - to put Ofuda (talisman) received at Shinto shrine or Buddhist temple, renowned as the smallest

traditions of Southeast Asian Buddhist art. Likely originating from Arakan, the piece would originally have

lead, exemplifies the strength and gravity of early Korean Buddhist sculpture. The arms and hands

anthropomorphic style that became popular in the late Edo period, reflecting the merging of Buddhist and Shinto

artistry. Perfect for collectors or those seeking authentic Buddhist décor, this antique wooden Buddha

of the chisel's path. Initially reserved for Buddhist ritual objects, this craft became a hallmark of

armor and Buddhist statuary, turned their immense skills toward "Export Art" for the West. These

two pieces share the same appearance. Weight: 6.7 kg Please note that the Buddhist statue is not