Buddhist Shrine

This old metal Buddhist shrine, originating from Nepal, is a fine example of spiritual

This antique Buddhist shrine box was crafted in the Edo Period (1603-1868). Known in Japan as a

Finely crafted Japanese Zushi (portable Buddhist shrine) that features a delicately carved standing

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

typical of traditional Burmese Buddhist shrines. This rare and authentic piece is ideal for collectors

regalia for a Buddhist shrine or temple. It would have been housed in an inner "secret" room to be used in

Rare Buddhist alter shrine, made in pine wood. Rich on carved figural sceneries. Original

during decades of travel in Asia. A historically rich and visually compelling Nepalese Buddhist shrine

A wonderful Japanese Buddhist portable traveling zushi shrine altar with Amida Buddha (Amitabha

A gorgeous Japanese bronze temple shrine Buddha. The small piece has a beautiful aged patina and a

elephant (to symbolize the great power of Buddhist practice in overcoming all obstacles) with hands clasped

A beautiful string of Japanese hand-crafted Buddhist Juzu mala beads made of natural wood. These

(perhaps Rosewood) Buddhist Juzu mala beads with customary larger "Guru" beads. These rosary-type prayer

A beautiful string of Japanese hand-crafted Buddhist Juzu mala beads made of natural wood. These

many Japanese Buddhist shrines, therefore it is difficult to pinpoint the exact location. It is quite

surround a central glass panel displaying a small polychromed Buddhist deity held within the shrine.

Buddhist household shrine from Myanmar (Burma), dating from the late 19th to early 20th century. Executed

A gorgeous, beautifully detailed Japanese Buddhist temple shrine Showa Kannon Bodhisattva sculpture

quality black lacquered case, internally gold leafed and hand carved buddhist figure on shrine.

quality black lacquered case, internally gold leafed and hand carved buddhist figure on shrine.

(the first visits to Shinto shrines and Buddhist temples to mark a fresh start to the new year for good

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

Ghau is a small prayer box/bag worn as pendant by Buddhists as portable shrines which can be pray

placed under the eaves of Japanese Buddhist temples and Shinto shrines to ward off bad spirits. They are

Ghau is a prayer box worn as pendant by Buddhists as portable shrines which can be pray by prayer

. Provenance: Shinto shrine, Kumamoto temple, southern Japan Older pairs of Buddhist mythological Komainu like

ceremony or entering the sacred grounds of Buddhist temples and Shinto shrines. Chôzu'bachi embody a

centuries AD. They are the lion-dog temple guardians of both Shinto shrines and Buddhist temples and have

quality and often seen in use at Buddhist, Shinto shrines, and private gardens. The Japanese tea

/ pay respects at a Buddhist temple, shrine, or site. These collections help those devotees who work to

featuring ‘Buddhist Swastikas’ on the front. The cover lifts off to reveal a tabernacle with 2 carved

Rare antique 17th century Buddhist stone shrine in the shape of a temple with two columns, richly

A handmade small size temple intended for travel, hand-carved and embellished with brass fixtures, folding glass paned doors.

Made of bronze, a near pair of Japanese candleholders each
different in details but similar in size and proportion make them even more interesting than an exact pair.

achievement of this period is the Buddhist cave shrines and temples, where house the finest Buddhist stone

achievement of this period is the Buddhist cave shrines and temples, where house the finest Buddhist stone

achievement of this period is the Buddhist cave shrines and temples, where house the finest Buddhist stone

, but were tolerant of other religions and permitted the construction of temples and shrines to the

A 19th century Japanese lacquered Buddhist shrine with a triad of deities and gilt lacquered

shaped structure erected as a Buddhist shrine) fragment from Thailand has found a second life as a

Antique Japanese Edo period Buddhist shrine with original painting beneath a gilded roof. The

Antique Japanese Buddhist Zushi, personal shrine, with representative figures of the Buddhist

It is a very old Buddhist shrine in Japan. It is called "ZUSHI" in Japanese. "God's house, place

characteristic, spire-like form modeled after stupa reliquaries, large Buddhist shrines designed as

Shinto shrines are rarely available today and this one is a fine (and large) example. The shrine is

Buddhist shrines. The bird, representing a crane, delicately holds a flower stem with intricate leaf motifs

This is an authentic old Japanese gold gilt and lacquered wooden antique traveling shrine -zushi

nation. Whether displayed in a place of meditation, as part of a Buddhist shrine, or as an art piece in

nation. Whether displayed in a place of meditation, as part of a Buddhist shrine, or as an art piece in

Carved In Relief Tibetan Buddhist Temple Shrine Plaque with Figures 20thC Measures - 12 5/8" x 10

Qing Dynasty Chinese Buddhist Wood Carved Portable Shrine with Bronze Bell. Imperial Qing Dynasty

. Whether displayed in a place of meditation, as part of a Buddhist shrine, or as an art piece in your home

protection, guidance, and compassion, making this statue a valuable addition to any Buddhist shrine

protection, guidance, and compassion, making this statue a valuable addition to any Buddhist shrine

protection, guidance, and compassion, making this statue a valuable addition to any Buddhist shrine

protection, guidance, and compassion, making this statue a valuable addition to any Buddhist shrine

protection, guidance, and compassion, making this statue a valuable addition to any Buddhist shrine