Buddhist Art

Six large scale panels of hand painting Clearly was a composition screen used and was a loving work of art. Buddhist nature prose is an unusual motif for Japanese screens and we are...

Its complex circular arrangement, richly detailed figures and extensive symbolic imagery create a compelling visual representation of one of the most important teachings in Tibetan B...

A Thai religious hand carved wooden statue of a seated Buddhist monk with polychrome and gilded accents from the early 20th century.

Encased within an elegant Buddhist altar cabinet, this piece embodies the artistry and devotion of generations past.

A powerful and rare Japanese Buddhist "sacred" mirror and stand, Edo Period, late 18th or early 19th century, Japan. The bronze mirror is housed in a two part gilt wood and lacquer ...

This guardian of Hindu and Buddhist art embodies the best of both worlds: the lion's regal strength and the elephant's wise dignity.

Pair antique 19th century Japanese Meiji period carved and gilt wood Buddhist altar flowers in bronze urns. These urns and flowers are significant ritual objects known as butsugu, sy...

The image conveys the protection Buddhist practitioners hope to obtain from the teachings of the Buddha.

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...

Its rarity, historical value, and unique design contribute to its worth and make it a valuable investment for those who appreciate the beauty and cultural significance of Buddhist ar...

The imagery of Kannon flanked by a rakan on each side is a common representation in Buddhist art, especially in Japan. The rakan are individuals who have attained a high level of spi...

This antique Chinese bronze statue represents Marici, a revered figure in Buddhist mythology. Crafted from bronze, a material known for its durability and historical significance in ...

This life sized head with extremely realistic features fits into a very narrow time frame of Chinese Buddhist art. Perhaps the most recognized group of large, finely molded Chinese l...

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...

Cast iron Buddhist monk, cast around 1880, likely in Guangdong, China. The monk has original paint and some some remaining gilt. The monk stands snugly on a hand made mid 20th centu...

Crafted in Tibet but nearer to India and its influences this figure is an interesting combination of Hindu and Buddhist art and religion. Originally Tara was conceived as a Hindu mot...

The finely detailed Chinese soapstone carving from the 20th century portrays a picturesque mountain village nestled in a serene landscape. Crafted with exquisite precision, the carvi...

A lovely Nepalese gilt bronze figure of Manjushri, the Bodhisattva of Wisdom, early to mid 20th century. The Bodhisattva of Transcendent Wisdom sits upon a lotus pedestal, legs cro...

A Dehua Blanc de Chine Figure of a Buddhist Lion and 2 Cubs – 18/19th Century China, 18th-19th century. Seated on a naturalistically modeled base with ribbons around the rim, the le...

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...

Cultural Style and Iconography in the Nguyen Dynasty the Robe Style shows heavy, cascading folds of the monk's robes draped symmetrically over both shoulders are standard in Vietname...

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 timbe...

Sculpted from a single block of timber using the traditional Ichiboku-zukuri (one-block carving) technique, this pocket-sized yet spiritually monumental seated deity embodies the abs...

Collectors of Asian antiques, Buddhist art, and decorative giltwood sculptures will appreciate its authenticity, detail, and presence.

Towards the end of the dynasty there was significant internal dissension resulting in a split into Eastern Wei and Western Wei. Many antiques and art works, both Taoist art and Bu...

A substantial and visually compelling example of Tibetan Vajrayana Buddhist art, combining sophisticated religious iconography with finely executed traditional craftsmanship.

Creator / Style: Ancient Indian Buddhist Art (Post-Gupta to Early Pala Period) Period: 6th to 8th Century Place of Origin: Bodh Gaya, Bihar, Northern India (Former Japanese Private M...

Large, early wooden Bodhisattvas of this quality, size, and provenance are increasingly rare on the market, making this an important acquisition for advanced collectors of Chinese Bu...

In China, the eighteen arhats are also a popular subject in Buddhist art, such as the famous Chinese group of glazed pottery luohans from Yixian from about 1000 CE.

A powerful and contemplative group, ideal for advanced collectors of Buddhist art, meditation spaces, or refined interior installations seeking objects with spiritual depth and histo...

This vintage Tibetan temple runner from the late 1800s features a rare and symbolic design of three seating panels, each adorned with lotus flowers and cloud motifs—sacred symbols in...

An early 20th-century Chinese Buddha rug. Measures: 2'3'' x 4'3''.

An exceptional work for serious collectors of Chinese Buddhist art.

Impressive Burmese carved wood figure of the standing Buddha Depicted holding a traditional black alms bowl in both hands Serene expression with elongated earlobes and a tall flame-f...

Its size makes it versatile for display in home interiors, meditation spaces, or as part of a curated Asian art collection. Antique Vietnamese Buddha statue, Amitābha Buddha sculptu...

Dimensions: 17.71 inches high History: Arhats or Luohans in China were Buddha disciple and enlightened and saintly men. They are Buddhist disciples. They have been depicted in Chi...

A wide, continuous lower open shelf provides ample space for traditional water offering bowls (yönchap) or incense burners.Finished in a heavily patinated, deep red polychrome lacque...

In the late 1940s, sculptor and fellow AAA member Ibram Lassaw gave her a translation of The Secret of the Golden Flower: A Chinese Book of Life, which inspired von Wiegand to immers...

With dimensions of 30 x 20 x 10 cm, this sculpture is a serene and majestic representation of the Buddha, capturing the essence of spirituality and tranquility that characterize Budd...

The lotus, often seen in Buddhist art, emerges from murky waters, representing the journey towards spiritual awakening despite life's challenges.

A quite beautiful and very engaging 950 sterling silver pendant of the Bodhisattva/Buddha featuring an imprinted Buddhist quote about mercy. It quite an eye catching piece. Likely ...

Central to his philosophy is the character 'Chung,' emphasizing Taoist and Buddhist principles. His art invites viewers into a meditative state, free from labels.

Both sculptural and devotional in character, this exceptional piece would make an important addition to a collection of Japanese Buddhist art, Edo-period ceramics, or Asian sculpture.

The accompanying book, Mandalas: Mapping the Buddhist Art of Tibet by Kurt A. Behrendt, is part of Volumes by Rug & Kilim.

For collectors of Japanese art, Buddhist iconography, or anyone fascinated by the cross-cultural exchanges of the 19th century, this piece offers both visual delight and spiritual sy...

A wonderful, hand carved minimalist wooden Buddha sculpture on display stand. Quite a unique and beautiful work. We have not seen another like it. A calming, serene work. Would...

The accompanying book, Mandalas: Mapping the Buddhist Art of Tibet by Kurt A. Behrendt, is part of Volumes by Rug & Kilim.

Having spent years in Asia, Burki was deeply inspired by Hindu and Buddhist art, often reinterpreting it through a European realist lens.

Strong resin Material bur finished in an antiqued bronze patina, the sculpture is a modern reproduction created with respect for traditional Buddhist art. Its craftsmanship ensures d...

Would be a great addition to any Buddha art or Buddhist accessory collection or look fine on the wrist as a fashion statement.

In the late 1940s, sculptor and fellow AAA member Ibram Lassaw gave her a translation of The Secret of the Golden Flower: A Chinese Book of Life, which inspired von Wiegand to immers...

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),...

Mounted in rich 18K yellow gold, the sculptural gemstone unites sacred Buddhist art with contemporary luxury design. Originating from the historic deposits of northern Myanmar (Burm...

Shepard Fairey mandala, Mandala Ornament series, 2010 mandala prints, sacred geometry art, radial symmetry, lotus symbolism, black and cream prints, two-tone printmaking, spiritual s...

Series “The Language and Knowledge of Ancient Aesthetics.” In Buddhist and Hindu temple art, the lotus is more than just a decorative element.

Central to his philosophy is the character 'Chung,' emphasizing Taoist and Buddhist principles. His art invites viewers into a meditative state, free from labels.

Central to his philosophy is the character 'Chung,' emphasizing Taoist and Buddhist principles. His art invites viewers into a meditative state, free from labels.

Central to his philosophy is the character 'Chung,' emphasizing Taoist and Buddhist principles. His art invites viewers into a meditative state, free from labels.

Central to his philosophy is the character 'Chung,' emphasizing Taoist and Buddhist principles. His art invites viewers into a meditative state, free from labels.

Central to his philosophy is the character 'Chung,' emphasizing Taoist and Buddhist principles. His art invites viewers into a meditative state, free from labels.