Buddhist Monk Statues

Hand-carved painted wood with Stone Eyes mounted on a metal base

Important acquisition in the late 1970s in Hong Kong. This gentil gemstone offers a passionate colour in a precious way. Carved with extreme detail by fantastic local artists which t...

Important acquisition in the late 1970s in Hong Kong. This gentil gemstone offers a passionate colour in a precious way. Carved with extreme detail by fantastic local artists which t...

Carved teak images of Buddhist monks with offering vessel. 24 karat gold leaf.

Boddhidarma was a Buddhist monk born in Persia and who lived in China around the 5th century.

According to Chinese tradition, Budai or Pu-tai, meaning “cloth bag”, was a semi-legendary itinerant Buddhist monk from the 10th century, around 1600 years after the birth of the his...

Teak carved figure of a monk from Burmese Buddhist Temple. Newly gold leafed which is common for temple pieces so they are maintained in pristine condition.

For example, from the VI century A.D. buddhist monks reached Japan from Korea and gave new stimulus to local Craft which began to use lacquer to decorate buddhist statues.

For example, from the VI century A.D. buddhist monks reached Japan from Korea and gave new stimulus to local Craft which began to use lacquer to decorate buddhist statues.

For example, from the VI century A.D. buddhist monks reached Japan from Korea and gave new stimulus to local Craft which began to use lacquer to decorate buddhist statues.

For example, from the VI century A.D. Buddhist monks reached Japan from Korea and gave new stimulus to local Craft which began to use lacquer to decorate Buddhist statues.

For example, from the VI century A.D. buddhist monks reached Japan from Korea and gave new stimulus to local Craft which began to use lacquer to decorate buddhist statues.

For example, from the VI century A.D. Buddhist monks reached Japan from Korea and gave new stimulus to local Craft which began to use lacquer to decorate Buddhist statues.

For example, from the VI century A.D. buddhist monks reached Japan from Korea and gave new stimulus to local Craft which began to use lacquer to decorate buddhist statues.

For example, from the VI century A.D. Buddhist monks reached Japan from Korea and gave new stimulus to local Craft which began to use lacquer to decorate Buddhist statues.

Early 20th Century Bronze Buddhist Devote/Monk lost wax casting.

Polychrome painted hardwood statue of a male Buddhist monk with his hands in prayer position over his heart and standing upon a double lotus base.

Burmese hand carved wood statue of a Buddhist monk, with traces of gilt and red lacquer.

This polychrome figure depicts a standing Buddhist monk with hands clasped in prayer. He was hand carved over 400 years ago during the Ming dynasty, a period of change and reform in ...

Vintage Burmese Mandalay style bejeweled Buddhist statue This is the classic Burmese representation of a Buddhist monk.

Antique Japanese carved statue of a Buddhist monk, Edo period, circa 18th century. Carved from wood with a brown lacquer and gold leaf finish.

Japanese Buddhist sculpture carved from cedar wood, dating from the Kamakura period (1185-1333) or Muromachi period (1333-1573).

A beautiful early 19th century Buddhist temple monk statue Featuring a carved giltwood traces and depicted in a sitting position Featuring delicate hands very detailed facial express...

16 inches tall these two Thai or Burmese young monks are carved in wood and painted One monk is sitting in a praying position, the other with a relaxed but still devoted posture. The...

Gilded Bronze Buddhist Buddha statue. Serene casting of Enlightened Buddha Buddhist Monk seated on altar bench.

This pair of flawless bronze figures was made in Burma, the high quality craftsmanship and casting is clearly visible in the detail of the lotus blossoms and the serene expression of...

Sculptural and abstract, this curious wooden fish is a 19th-century Buddhist woodblock from western China. Known simply as "wooden fish" (mùyú), these temple bells were used by Buddh...

This is a very special statue of the Buddhist monk Bodhidharma (Damo). A legendary Buddhist monk who is believed to be the saint who introduced Buddhism to China, Damo represents "dh...

Depicting a Thai Buddhist monk kneeling atop a lotus blossom base, head slightly bowed and hands clasped in prayer.

Antique pipes made of Buddha Belly bamboo used by Buddhist monks during the 19th century. Original lacquer can be seen in a few of the photos.

Provenance: From the collection of Le Lieu and Malcolm Browne (American, 1931-2012), the photojournalist who took the 1963 award-winning photograph of the self-immolation of Buddhist...

Provenance: From the collection of Le Lieu and Malcolm Browne (American, 1931-2012), the photojournalist who took the 1963 award-winning photograph of the self-immolation of Buddhist...

Buddhist sitting Monk made in marble. From Burma. Original condition.

i) is a semi-historical monk as well as deity who was introduced into the Japanese Buddhist pantheon.[3] He allegedly lived around the 10th century in the Wuyue kingdom.

Provenance: A Head Temple Monk, Shugenshu sect. Enku (1632-1695) was a Japanese Buddhist monk and wood sculptor during the Edo period.

Burmese hand-carved hardwood statue from the 20th century depicting a Burmese Monk praying in adoration of Buddha. The Monk’s garment contains a sprinkling of mirrored “jewels” and t...

The delightful figure depicts the Buddhist monk Phra Malai, a revered figure who was said to have special powers to be able to travel to heaven and hell.

A beautiful 19th century Buddhist baby monk head, hand carved wood depicting the baby looking forward gracefully with like Mona Lisa kind smile?.

Burma, Mandalay, pair of pure white solid alabaster, serene and steadfast Buddhist attendants/monks in worshipful pose, on lotus form base, early-mid 20th C.

Buddhist monk sculpture from Myanmar (previously Burma).

A Burmese hand carved giltwood statue of a seated Buddhist monk with mica inlay and distressed patina from the mid-20th century.

A 17th or 18th century Ming dynasty hand carved head sculpture of a serene Buddhist monk on bronze stand. This head of a Buddhist monk was hand carved in stone during the 17th or 18t...

Created in Thailand during the second half of the 20th century, this wooden sculpture depicts a Buddhist monk wearing a simple robe and standing barefoot on a circular base.

A Chinese Qing Dynasty period hand carved wooden seated Buddhist monk from the 19th century, with hand painted details and glass eyes.

A beautiful 19th century Buddhist temple monk statue featuring a carved giltwood finish and depicted in a kneeling position Featuring delicate hands and life like face Buddha Monk st...

A Buddhist statue of Monk Tang. Xuanzang referred to as Tang, was a Chinese Buddhist monk, scholar, traveler, and translator who traveled to India in the sixth century and described...

This molded ceramic tsa tsa brick depicts Buddhist deities. The tsa tsa is a meditation created in a monastery by a Buddhist monk in training and was sold to religious pilgrims as te...

This molded ceramic tsa tsa brick depicts Buddhist deities. The tsa tsa is a meditation created in a monastery by a Buddhist monk in training and was sold to religious pilgrims as te...

For example, one of the figures is an Indian Buddhist monk in a saffron-orange coloured robe. Similar figurines with local Indian clothing are kept in the Museum of Applied Arts of S...

i) is a semi-historical monk as well as deity who was introduced into the Japanese Buddhist pantheon.[3] He allegedly lived around the 10th century in the Wuyue kingdom.

Pair of 19th century Thai Buddhist temple monk statues or disciples Sāriputta and Moggallāna paying respect to Gautama Buddha.

Burmese Buddhist wood carving. Sitting monk or teacher, early 20th century.

Great accent or stand alone piece. Wonderful detail, coloring and patina. Would be a nice addition to any personal Buddhist collection or a serene touch to any setting. Dimensi...